Ghana is set to host the inaugural Mining and Minerals Convention 2025, a landmark event that brings together key stakeholders across the minerals value chain to shape the future of the country’s gold and mining sector.
The two-day convention, scheduled for August 26–27, 2025, will take place in Accra under the theme: “Shaping the Future of Ghana’s Gold Industry.”
The Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, will deliver the keynote address and lead a high-level government delegation to the event.
As Special Guest of Honour, Mr. Debrah is expected to underscore the Mahama administration’s commitment to responsible mining, sustainability, local value retention, and positioning Ghana as Africa’s most trusted gold hub.
Organised as the premier platform for dialogue, policy alignment, investment mobilization, and innovation in Ghana’s mining space, the convention will bring together top government officials, regulators, investors, miners, refiners, technologists, and sustainability experts.
High-Level Speakers and Sessions
Other distinguished speakers confirmed for the event include:
Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, Minister for Lands and Natural Resources – to deliver ministerial remarks and the closing address.
Mr. Martin Kwaku Ayisi, CEO of the Minerals Commission – to present regulatory updates and governance reforms.
Mr. Sammy Gyamfi, CEO of Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) – to outline strategies for responsible sourcing and digital transformation in gold traceability.
Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey, CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Mines – to offer industry perspectives and highlight private sector priorities.
The event will feature a dynamic mix of presidential and ministerial addresses, technical panels, policy dialogues, exhibitions, and networking sessions, all designed to unlock long-term value and sustainable growth in Ghana’s minerals sector.
According to organisers, the convention marks a new chapter in Ghana’s bid to lead not just in production, but in beneficiation, ethical sourcing, and innovation across the gold and minerals ecosystem.
