Ghana charts bold new course to attract global mining investment
The Mineral Investment and Infrastructure Fund (MIIF) is at the forefront of Ghana’s new investment approach for mineral resources, the Lands Minister has revealed, signaling a push to maximize economic benefits from the mining sector.
“MIIF is driving a modern, strategic investment framework that ensures Ghana gets more value from its mineral wealth,” the minister stated.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR GHANA
- Encourages responsible investment in mining
- Promotes local value addition and infrastructure development
- Aims to boost revenue and job creation in the mineral sector
REACTIONS FROM STAKEHOLDERS
- Mining companies welcomed the initiative as a clearer, investor-friendly framework
- Economists praised the move for strengthening Ghana’s position as a key mining hub in Africa
- Local communities see potential for improved infrastructure and shared benefits
THE BIGGER PICTURE
The MIIF strategy highlights:
- Ghana’s commitment to sustainable and profitable mining practices
- The government’s focus on leveraging mineral resources for national development
- A forward-looking vision where investment, growth, and social responsibility intersect
“MIIF is not just about attracting money — it’s about transforming Ghana’s mining landscape for the better,” the minister added.
