The Ghana Gold Board has signed a GH¢27.5 million agreement. This is with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority.
The deal will fund geological investigations. These will take place in three areas known for minerals Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East.
This agreement is the first step in a larger plan. It aims to create reliable data for mining activities in Ghana.
The signing happened yesterday and intends to strengthen data-driven decisions in the mining sector.
The Ghana Gold Board stated the initiative is vital for informed mineral exploration.
This collaboration is expected to boost the country's mining data credibility.