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Government engages large-scale mining companies on GANRAP
May 4, 2026
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Government engages large-scale mining companies on GANRAP

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Key Points

  • Ghana is implementing its Accelerated National Reserve Accumulation Policy (GANRAP) to strengthen national reserves.
  • The primary goal of GANRAP is to support a more stable Ghanaian cedi and reinforce the country's external buffers.
  • This policy involves a reformed gold acquisition framework and stronger compliance mechanisms.
  • Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson and Lands Minister Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah co-chaired an engagement with large-scale mining companies and other stakeholders.
  • The government emphasized a partnership approach with the mining industry, describing the policy as "pro-country" and not anti-industry.

Why This Matters

This policy is crucial for Ghana as it directly addresses the nation's economic stability and resilience against external shocks. By bolstering foreign exchange reserves and stabilizing the cedi, Ghana aims to mitigate inflation and improve the cost of living for its citizens. This initiative could significantly enhance investor confidence and facilitate more effective long-term economic planning.

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