Gov’t commissions new Minerals Commission office in Kumasi to strengthen mining regulation
The government has commissioned a new office complex for the Minerals Commission in Kumasi as part of efforts to strengthen Ghana’s mining regulatory institutions and improve service delivery in the sector. The facility, commissioned through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, is expected to enhance the Commission’s operational efficiency and bring its services closer […]
The Ghanaian government has commissioned a new office complex for the Minerals Commission in Kumasi, aimed at strengthening the country's mining regulatory institutions and improving service delivery in the sector. The facility, which was commissioned through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, is expected to enhance the Commission's operational efficiency and bring its services closer to mining companies, investors, communities and other stakeholders in the middle belt.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, Deputy Minister Yusif Sulemana emphasized that the investment extends beyond office infrastructure, describing it as an investment in the institutional capacity needed to effectively regulate, manage, and develop Ghana's mineral resources.
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