The Ghana Gold Board, also known as GoldBod, has signed a major agreement with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority.
This deal is worth GH¢27.5 million. It will fund geological investigations in areas called Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East. These places are known for minerals.
The goal of this partnership is to improve the use of data in Ghana's mining sector. Better information can lead to smarter decisions.
This agreement marks the first phase of a larger initiative. The full plan aims to create reliable geological data for the country.
The agreement was signed recently. Officials from both the Ghana Gold Board and the Ghana Geological Survey Authority were present.
This move is expected to strengthen Ghana's mining industry. It shows a commitment to modern and evidence-based practices.