The Ghana Gold Board and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority have signed an agreement. They will work together to investigate areas for minerals.
This collaboration is the first step in a larger project. It aims to explore the country's mineral wealth.
The investigations will focus on three specific locations. These areas are known to have mineral deposits.
The chosen areas are Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East. These sites have been identified for their potential.
This partnership will help understand the mineral resources available. It is part of the project's initial phase, known as Phase One.
The Ghana Geological Survey Authority will bring its expertise in geology. The Ghana Gold Board oversees the country's gold industry.
This work is important for the nation's economy. It could lead to new mining opportunities.