Accra:The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has emphasized Ghana's readiness to collaborate with Guangdong Shengmai Tech Co. Ltd. to explore investment opportunities in the country's mineral sector. During a meeting with the Chinese company's delegation, Buah expressed Ghana's interest in investors who are committed to community development and look beyond short-term profits.
According to Ghana Web, the Minister highlighted the importance of responsible mining practices, stressing that investors must prioritize environmental protection and the restoration of mined-out areas. He noted that sustainable approaches should be adopted to protect the environment while enhancing the livelihoods of those in mining communities.
The delegation from Guangdong Shengmai Tech Co. Ltd., led by Tang Zhong Chun, expressed a keen interest in expanding operations into Ghana, citing the nation's abundant mineral resources and favorable investment climate. Tang introduced modern electromagnetic technology for mineral exploration, which could reduce exploration time and resources while promoting environmental sustainability.
Tang further stated the company's willingness to collaborate with the Ministry and other relevant agencies to identify opportunities for contributing to Ghana's mineral sector development. He also detailed plans to establish a gold refinery and initiate a gold branding project in Ghana.