Ghana pavilion to spotlight investment-ready mining projects at Mining Indaba

Ghana is set to showcase its investment-ready mining projects at this year’s Mining Indaba, scheduled for February 9 to 12 in Cape Town, South Africa, the Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Commission, Isaac Tandoh has announced.

Speaking ahead of the event, the CEO said the Ghana Pavilion will provide a platform for investors, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to engage directly with Ghanaian mining companies, local service providers, and technology partners driving innovation across the mining value chain.

Delegates will have the opportunity to explore partnerships, joint ventures, and investment-ready projects aligned with Ghana’s local content and value addition agenda.

Ghana Day is scheduled for February 11 at the Victoria Falls Stage, Conversion Center Level 2, where Ghanaian authorities will meet with the international mining community.

The CEO emphasised that Ghana offers more than mineral resources, highlighting the country’s policy certainty, economic stability, skilled human capital, and commitment to sustainable mining practices.

Beyond gold, Ghana is leveraging its bauxite, manganese, lithium, graphite, and iron reserves to position itself as a hub for critical minerals and mineral-based industrialisation.

“As Africa advances towards deeper collaboration and industrial transformation, Ghana stands ready to serve as the investment hub for mining in Africa,” the CEO said, encouraging delegates to visit the Ghana Pavilion to explore opportunities and partnerships.

The pavilion is expected to highlight innovative projects and showcase how Ghana is translating its mineral wealth into sustainable economic growth, making it an attractive destination for international investors.