Ghana is participating in the 2026 Future Minerals Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with the Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Hon. Yusif Sulemana, and the Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Commission, Mr. Isaac Tandoh, representing the country.
The Forum brings together government leaders, industry executives, investors, technology providers, and policy experts from across the global mining and minerals value chain. Its central focus is to identify opportunities for advancing responsible, technology-driven mineral development that promotes innovation, attracts investment, and strengthens international partnerships.
Discussions at the event are centered on how digital technologies, sustainable mining practices, and policy reforms can support economic diversification and the development of resilient, transparent, and sustainable mineral supply chains. The platform also explores strategies for value addition, local content development, critical minerals, and financing mechanisms to support the energy transition.
Ghana’s participation underscores its commitment to positioning the mining sector as a driver of sustainable growth, responsible resource governance, and industrial transformation, while deepening collaboration with global partners to attract investment and modern technologies into the country’s minerals industry.
