Ghana’s Minister of Lands and Natural Resources shared insight into how the strategy will transform the mineral sector at Mining in Motion 2025.
Ghana’s President John Mahama officially opened the summit, citing the need to accelerate the development of the downstream value chain.
The investment will fund 32 oil and gas projects focused on boosting oil output, expanding domestic gas supply and strengthening export capacity.
The locomotive will facilitate the transport of iron ore from the Simandou mine to Guinea-Conakry’s ports.
By harnessing local resources, these initiatives not only support sustainable energy goals but also stimulate economic growth and industrialization.
The agreement aims to open new opportunities for collaboration in the agricultural and agro-industrial sectors in Ivory Coast.
Africa boasts 5% of the world’s lithium resources and is well-positioned to support global battery supply chains.
Mining in Motion is organized by the Ashanti Green Initiative in collaboration with Ghana’s Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, World Bank, and the World Gold Council, with the support of Ghana’s Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.
John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, will outline Ghana and Africa’s vision for driving economic growth through the sustainable development of its mineral resources.
The company is undertaking an ambitious drilling and production plan in 2025, aligning with Angola’s goal of sustaining crude production above one million barrels per day.
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Ghana’s Minister of Lands and Natural Resources shared insight into how the strategy will transform the mineral sector at Mining in Motion 2025.
Ghana’s President John Mahama officially opened the summit, citing the need to accelerate the development of the downstream value chain.
The investment will fund 32 oil and gas projects focused on boosting oil output, expanding domestic gas supply and strengthening export capacity.
The locomotive will facilitate the transport of iron ore from the Simandou mine to Guinea-Conakry’s ports.
By harnessing local resources, these initiatives not only support sustainable energy goals but also stimulate economic growth and industrialization.
The agreement aims to open new opportunities for collaboration in the agricultural and agro-industrial sectors in Ivory Coast.
Africa boasts 5% of the world’s lithium resources and is well-positioned to support global battery supply chains.
Mining in Motion is organized by the Ashanti Green Initiative in collaboration with Ghana’s Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, World Bank, and the World Gold Council, with the support of Ghana’s Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.
John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, will outline Ghana and Africa’s vision for driving economic growth through the sustainable development of its mineral resources.
The company is undertaking an ambitious drilling and production plan in 2025, aligning with Angola’s goal of sustaining crude production above one million barrels per day.