The technical committee responsible for drafting the bill for the establishment of Goldbod has intensified its consultations with key stakeholders. Last Saturday, the committee engaged the Minister for Finance, Cassiel Ato Forson, along with other senior officials of the Finance Ministry, to discuss the financing and trading framework for the soon-to-be-established Goldbod.
The meeting focused on shaping the financial architecture and operational model of Goldbod, which is expected to play a crucial role in Ghana’s gold trading sector. Discussions covered critical aspects of funding, regulatory compliance, and strategic partnerships aimed at ensuring the institution’s long-term sustainability and efficiency.
Goldbod, once operational, is expected to streamline gold trading in Ghana, enhance value addition, and contribute significantly to the country’s economic growth. The engagement with the Finance Ministry underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring a well-structured framework for the initiative.
Further deliberations are expected in the coming weeks as stakeholders fine-tune the bill to align with Ghana’s economic and financial objectives.
