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MIIF explores greater participation in mining value chain

The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) is assessing businesses across the mining value chain for potential investment in a bid to increase local participation and retain more value from the country’s mineral resources.
Greater value Mrs Nelson said MIIF was focused on helping Ghana capture greater value from its natural resources by supporting local participation, investment and businesses operating along the mining value chain.“Government has made local content a priority as well as increasing Ghanaian participation in the mining value chain.
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