President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says the country will soon stop the exportation of bauxite and iron ore in their raw state as part of government policy to retain the highest end of the mining value chain in the country.
According to the President, the surest way to optimally benefit from our natural resources was to add value to them and ensure that they have adequate linkages to the other sectors of the economy.
," brought together stakeholders in the natural resources sector, to deliberate on how to efficiently manage the natural resources of the country for national development. The President said the establishment of GIADEC and GIISDEC was borne out of the need to ensure value addition to the country's mineral resources.
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