The Ghana Gold Board has signed a significant GH¢27.5 million contract with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority. This agreement focuses on conducting detailed geological surveys.
The investigations will cover three key areas known for mineral potential Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East.
This partnership is the first step in a larger plan to make mining in Ghana more data-driven and reliable.
The agreement was finalized yesterday, marking a move towards evidence-based resource management.
An official stated this initiative will provide crucial information for future mining operations.
The data gathered is expected to help identify new deposits and assess existing ones more accurately.
This investment is seen as vital for strengthening Ghana's position in the global mining sector.
The Ghana Geological Survey Authority will lead the field work and data analysis phases of the project.