The Ghana Gold Board, also known as GoldBod, has signed a significant agreement. The deal is worth GH¢27.5 million.
This agreement is with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority. It aims to conduct important geological investigations.
The investigations will focus on three areas known for minerals. These areas are Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East.
This partnership is designed to make mining in Ghana more data-driven. It seeks to generate reliable information for the mining sector.
The agreement was signed yesterday. It represents the first phase of a larger plan.
This plan aims to collect credible geological data to support responsible mining practices.