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Ghana seeks value-addition partnerships at Second Russia-Africa Raw Materials Dialogue

Ghana has called for a shift from raw mineral exports to local processing and value addition, urging international partners to support the development of domestic industries and technical expertise.
Ghana expands focus to critical mineralsCall for Ghana-Russia mining framework The Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Commission, Isaac Tandoh, delivered the message on behalf of the government at the ministerial roundtable of the Second Russia-Africa Raw Materials Dialogue in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Mr Tandoh further stressed that technical training and industrial cooperation should be delivered directly through Ghanaian institutions to strengthen local capacity and ensure that the benefits of international partnerships are sustained within the country.
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