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Ghana must export mining innovation, not just minerals — Alhaji Ali Ibrahim

Looking ahead, he said the company’s long-term vision is to evolve from one of Africa’s leading mining contractors into a major mine owner and gold producer, while investing heavily in sustainability, compliance and innovation to position itself for the next phase of growth in Africa’s mining industry.” Reflecting on his journey as the head of an indigenous mining company, Ali Ibrahim said the greatest challenge facing local businesses is not access to capital but the lack of confidence Ghanaians have in one another.” Despite these challenges, Alhaji Ali Ibrahim said Rabotec continues to expand its footprint across Africa, with exploration and mining interests in Ghana, Mali, Sierra Leone and newly acquired concessions in Guinea.
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