[ad_1]
The Ghana Gold Board has exceeded expectations by surpassing its 2025 small-scale gold export target of 100 tons, bringing in more than $10 billion in foreign exchange for the country.
Commenting on the milestone, CEO Sammy Gyamfi described the achievement as “unprecedented,” highlighting the significance of the accomplishment for Ghana’s economy.
“The fact that the Gold Board has gone beyond the set target reflects the strength of our gold sector and its potential to transform the country’s foreign exchange earnings,” Gyamfi said.
The Ghana Gold Board is a statutory body under the Ministry of Finance, established to regulate the buying, selling, and export of gold within Ghana.
It is tasked with ensuring that gold produced locally is sold through formal channels, thereby protecting small-scale miners and generating revenue for the government.
The Board also monitors gold quality and weights, maintaining standards for domestic and international trade.
“The country stands to benefit enormously when regulatory bodies like the Ghana Gold Board operate effectively and transparently,” Sammy Gyamfi added.
[ad_2]
