Ghana is still the country in Africa that sends out the most gold.

 Ghana is still the country in Africa that sends out the most gold. Ghana is still the African country that sends the most gold to the world...

 Ghana is still the country in Africa that sends out the most gold.

Ghana is still the African country that sends the most gold to the world market through trade.

A statement written by Ghana's Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel A. Jinapor, said that this success was due to the good work of the government of Nana Akupo-Addo and the Association of "Traders and Gold Miners" -Gwali in the country.

Gold production in 2022 will be much higher than in past years.

In 2021, 2.72 million ounces of gold were made. In 2022, 3.08 million ounces more gold were made.

In the same way, the amount of gold that small sellers sent to other countries went up from 98,001 ounces in 2021 to 655,656,000 ounces in 2022.

In 2022, Ghana produced 3.74 million ounces of gold. In 2021, the country only made 2.82 million ounces.

Ghana's gold mining industry is back on its feet, which has helped.

The statement talked about how Ghana's government fixed up the AgloAshanti Obuasi gold mine in 2016, and how it started up again in 2019.

The statement said that gold digging in Bibiani had started up again in 2022, after it had stopped for seven years.

Ghana's gold miners feel better about their jobs now that these mining institutions have been fixed and the government has cut the amount of tax it takes from miners from 3 to 15%.

The start of new gold mines

In his statement, Minister Jinapor talked about how Ghana's place in this field will be raised once again when new gold mines are opened.

The statement said, "Ghana will grow faster than expected in the coming years. With the opening of three new gold mines, Cardinal Resurcec Namidini in the east of Ghana, Azumah Resources in the west of Ghana, and Newmont Ahapo in the north of the country.

Ghana's economy is helped by gold.

Ghana's economy is still built on gold, and it always will be.

The announcement said that Ghana made $6.6 billion from selling its gold resources to other countries last year.

Ghana's government wants to keep making gold mining better by supporting small gold miners all over the country. This is especially true now that the GoldI4 policy has been put into place.

In the same way, the government thanked all the people who worked in gold mines for their help and unity.