Guinea delegation visits GoldBod to explore gold trading and resource management
A delegation from Guinea, led by its Minister for Mines and Geology, has visited the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) to exchange ideas on gold trading, regulation and the management of mineral resources. The delegation was received by GoldBod Chief Executive Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, who engaged the visitors in discussions on gold pricing, financing arrangements, regulatory […]
A delegation from Guinea, headed by its Mines and Geology Minister, recently visited the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) to discuss gold trading, regulation, and resource management. Upon arrival, the visitors were welcomed by GoldBod's Chief Executive Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, who facilitated conversations on gold pricing, financing arrangements, regulatory frameworks, and foreign-exchange mobilization.
GoldBod reported that the meeting facilitated an exchange of experiences and ideas aimed at bolstering the gold sectors of both countries.
Gyamfi detailed Ghana's strategies for formalizing gold trading, including competitive pricing, financing mechanisms, and regulatory safeguards. He underscored the significance of cooperation among African nations in sharing knowledge and expertise to enhance the management of mineral resources. According to GoldBod, the delegation's visit centered on strengthening gold industries and maximizing the benefits derived from mineral wealth.
The engagement was seen as part of broader efforts to foster collaboration among African countries in gold trading and resource management, particularly concerning regulation, financing, and foreign-exchange generation.
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