The Ghana Gold Board has agreed to spend GH¢27.5 million on a new project. This money will go to the Ghana Geological Survey Authority.
The project aims to investigate the ground in three areas: Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East. These places have valuable minerals.
This partnership is designed to make mining in Ghana smarter and more effective. It will use scientific data to guide decisions.
The agreement was signed yesterday. It is the first step in a bigger plan to collect reliable information about Ghana's mineral wealth.
Better data helps mining companies find resources more safely and efficiently.
This effort supports the government's goal of strengthening the mining sector.