The Ghana Chamber of Mines has called for sustained dialogue and careful consideration of the economic implications of ongoing mining sector reforms, stressing that efforts to deepen Ghanaian participation must also safeguard employment, investment and the industry’s long-term competitiveness.
Mining Reforms Must Protect Jobs, Investment and Community Interests — Ghana Chamber of Mines
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