GoldBod Taskforce assignment is a national duty – Mahama

President John Dramani Mahama has charged the GoldBod Taskforce to view their assignment as a matter of national duty, rather than just business.
According to the President, the taskforce’s role is crucial in shaping the future of Ghana’s gold industry and contributing to the country’s economic development. “To the GoldBod Taskforce, your assignment isn’t business, it’s a matter of national duty,” President Mahama emphasized during the Inauguration of the Ghana Gold Board (GOLDBOD) Task Force on Tuesday, 8th July 2025, at the Jubilee House in Accra.
The President’s remarks highlighted the significance of the gold industry to Ghana’s economy. The industry has the potential to drive economic growth, create jobs, and improve the lives of Ghanaians.
A recent article in the Daily Graphic noted that the gold industry is a vital component of Ghana’s economy, and its performance has a significant impact on the country’s economic growth and development. Effective management and regulation of the industry are essential to maximize its benefits and address its challenges.
The GoldBod Taskforce plays a critical role in ensuring that the gold industry contributes to Ghana’s economic development. President Mahama’s statement serves as a reminder of the importance of collaboration and cooperation in achieving the task force’s objectives. By working together, the task force can prioritize national interests and achieve common goals.
The task force’s success will depend on its ability to work effectively and make decisions that benefit the country. President Mahama’s guidance and support will be instrumental in helping the task force achieve its objectives. As the GoldBod Taskforce embarks on its assignment, it is expected to make a positive impact on Ghana’s economy and contribute to the country’s development.
With its critical role in shaping the future of Ghana’s gold industry, the GoldBod Taskforce has a significant responsibility to ensure that the industry’s benefits are maximized and its challenges are addressed.
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By prioritizing national interests and working towards achieving common goals, the taskforce can drive economic growth and development in Ghana. The taskforce’s commitment to its national duty will be essential in achieving its objectives and making a positive impact on the country’s economy. Ultimately, the success of the GoldBod Taskforce will depend on its ability to work effectively and prioritize the interests of Ghana.


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