- The Ghana Chamber of Mines praised the government for abolishing VAT on exploration activities, calling it a strategic move to boost mining investment and safeguard mineral potential.
- The VAT removal, included in the 2026 Budget, is expected to attract new investments, sustain mineral reserves, and enhance Ghana’s competitiveness as a mining destination.
- Industry leaders hope for continued collaboration with the government on mining royalty reforms to ensure a fair and beneficial framework.
- The policy is anticipated to ease financial burdens on exploration companies, increase investor confidence, and stimulate job creation and community development.
- The 11th Ghana Mining Industry Awards recognized industry excellence, with AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine named Mining Company of the Year and other notable individual and posthumous honors awarded.
Source: modernghana.com
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