Ghana pushes China for deeper mining partnerships, value addition
Ghana is seeking deeper mining partnerships with China, with the government urging Chinese investors to move beyond the extraction and export of raw minerals and invest in processing, technology transfer, skills development and local supply chains. The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, made the call when he addressed the Ministerial Forum […]
Ghana is seeking deeper mining partnerships with China, with a focus on value addition rather than merely extracting and exporting raw minerals. The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, made this call during his address at the Ministerial Forum on International Mining Cooperation and the opening of the 28th China Mining Conference and Exhibition (CHINA MINING 2026).
Ghana aims to use its mineral resources to drive industrialization, create jobs, and build local expertise, moving away from the current model where resource-rich countries export raw materials while most processing and value creation occur elsewhere.
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