GoldBod Discuss Strategies For Responsible Gold Sourcing In Ghana

GoldBod, a leading gold trading and investment company in Ghana, has held strategic discussions with key government institutions including the Ghana Geological Survey Authority (GGSA), the Minerals Commission (MinCom), and the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration within Ghana’s mining and mineral development sector.

The meeting focused on enhancing transparency, promoting responsible gold sourcing, and exploring innovative ways to boost value addition in Ghana’s gold industry. GoldBod’s engagement with the state institutions reflects its commitment to aligning operations with national mining policies and contributing to sustainable economic growth.

Officials from the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources commended GoldBod for its proactive approach and willingness to work closely with regulatory bodies to ensure compliance and sustainability in the gold trade.

Speaking at the meeting, the CEO of GoldBod Sammy Gyamfi, the company’s operations are guided by global best practices in traceability, environmental stewardship, and community development.

The meeting was also to formalize arrangements for the conduct of geological investigations into blocked out mineralized areas for the establishment of model small-scale mines under the GoldBod’s Mining Support Program.

GoldBod’s partnership with key government agencies is a significant step toward achieving a more transparent and sustainable gold sector in Ghana. And according to the company, they are committed to supporting national initiatives that ensure responsible mining and fair trade practices.

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The discussions also touched on potential areas of technical collaboration, data sharing, and capacity building between GoldBod and the relevant agencies to enhance monitoring and regulatory oversight of gold trading activities.

The initiative underscores GoldBod’s long-term vision of positioning Ghana as a global leader in ethical gold sourcing and trading, while driving inclusive economic benefits for local communities and stakeholders across the mining value chain.