National Mining Dialogue 2026 to bring Ghana’s mining stakeholders together in Accra on Aug. 18
Senior government officials, regulators, traditional authorities, mining industry leaders, small-scale miners, civil society organisations and media practitioners will converge at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra on Tuesday, August 18 for a National Mining Stakeholders’ Conference aimed at reshaping the conversation around Ghana’s mineral resources and their impact on host communities.
Ghana's National Mining Dialogue 2026 will convene key stakeholders at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra on August 18. The event, organized by Semmis DS Group Limited and Ekosii Sen on Asempa FM, aims to reshape the conversation around the country's mineral resources and their impact on local communities. The gathering brings together ministers, industry leaders, small-scale miners, civil society organizations, and media practitioners to discuss ways to maximize economic and social benefits from Ghana's mineral wealth while tackling ongoing issues in mining communities.
With reforms focusing on local content, small-scale mining, gold traceability, national reserve accumulation, and local value retention, the conference will explore how Ghana can better leverage its mineral resources for inclusive growth.
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