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Government commissions ultra-modern Minerals Commission office in Kumasi
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The Government of Ghana, through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, has commissioned an ultra-modern office facility for the Minerals Commission in Kumasi, marking an important step towards strengthening the country’s mining regulatory institutions and improving service delivery within the sector.
The Deputy Minister said the Minerals Commission plays a critical role in Ghana’s mining sector, with responsibilities including the regulation and management of the country’s mineral resources, administration of mineral rights, monitoring of mining operations, collection of data, policy advice and enforcement of government policies.
According to him, the Kumasi Office of the Minerals Commission was established to bring sustainable mineral management, policy enforcement and licensing closer to mining operations and stakeholders in the middle belt of the country.
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