By Bisola Adeyemo
Ghana’s Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Mr. Samuel Abu Jinapor, has revealed government’s plan for a partnership to create a conducive environment for the mining sector to flourish with a strong Canadian involvement.
The Minister said this on Tuesday while receiving the Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana, Ms. Kathleen Csaba, who visited him at the Ministry.
Jinapor said the over-arching goal of President Akufo-Addo-led government was committed to making Ghana the mining hub of Africa, where all the various components of the mining industry in Africa could be found from exploration, Mining, downstream services, financial services, and other related mining activities.
“We at this Ministry will create a conducive environment for private sector involvement and that will mean a whole gamut of measures needed to attract private investments and that is exactly what we intend to do,” he said.
On her part, the Canadian High Commissioner, Ms. Caaba said Ghana was endowed with many natural resources while Canada was blessed with lots of expertise and technical knowledge and expressed her country’s readiness to continue partnering with government of Ghana, to develop the country’s resources
“We are pleased as to the degree of investment we have made so far by Canadian Mining companies in the Ghanaian mining sector, and we look forward to growing that relationship,” she said.
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