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GoldBod, Indian High Commissioner discuss investment opportunities in Ghana’s gold sector

GoldBod, Indian High Commissioner discuss investment opportunities in Ghana’s gold sector

Ghana and India are exploring opportunities for closer collaboration in the gold industry following a meeting between the Indian High Commissioner to Ghana, H.E. Shri Surinder Bhagat, and the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) Chief Executive Officer, Sammy Gyamfi. The meeting offered an opportunity to identify areas of mutual interest in Ghana’s gold sector.

Ghana and India are exploring opportunities for closer collaboration in the gold industry following a meeting between the Indian High Commissioner to Ghana, H.E. Shri Surinder Bhagat, and the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) Chief Executive Officer, Sammy Gyamfi.

The discussions centred on possible partnerships in gold trading, refining, value addition and investment, with both sides considering areas where cooperation could strengthen activities across the gold value chain.

Mr Bhagat paid a courtesy call on Mr Gyamfi as part of engagements aimed at deepening diplomatic and economic relations between the two countries.

The meeting offered an opportunity to identify areas of mutual interest in Ghana’s gold sector.

The proposed areas of cooperation could open avenues for Indian investment and technical collaboration in the industry, particularly in refining and adding value to gold before export.

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