The Ghana Gold Board and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority have agreed to a partnership. This deal is worth GH¢27.5 million.
The agreement focuses on geological investigations. These will take place in three areas known for minerals Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East.
This collaboration aims to strengthen Ghana's mining sector. It will ensure that mining decisions are based on solid data.
The signing of this deal happened yesterday. It represents the initial stage of a broader plan.
The broader plan intends to generate credible geological information. This information is crucial for the mining industry.
The Ghana Gold Board and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority will work together on this project.
Both organizations are government bodies in Ghana.
This initiative is expected to boost investor confidence in Ghana's mining opportunities.