The Ghana Gold Board has signed a new agreement worth GH¢27.5 million. This contract is with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority.
The purpose of the agreement is to study the geology in three different locations. These areas are known to contain minerals and are called Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East.
This collaboration is expected to provide better information for mining activities. It is a step towards making mining in Ghana more informed by solid data.
This agreement represents the first part of a wider plan. The plan aims to create dependable geological information for the country.
The signing of this deal occurred yesterday. It shows a commitment to improving the understanding of Ghana's mineral resources.
The Ghana Geological Survey Authority will conduct these investigations. They will use their expertise to gather vital geological data.
This initiative is a significant move for Ghana's mining sector. It highlights the importance of scientific data in resource management.