Accra, Ghana – In a significant development, Ken Ashigbey has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Chamber of Mines. The appointment was announced earlier today, marking a new chapter for the Chamber.
The Ghana Chamber of Mines is a prominent industry association that represents the interests of mining companies operating in Ghana. The Chamber plays a crucial role in promoting the development of the mining sector and advocating for policies that support the industry’s growth.
Ken Ashigbey, the newly appointed CEO, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role. His appointment is expected to strengthen the Chamber’s leadership and enhance its ability to address the challenges facing the mining sector.
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has been a key player in the country’s economic development, and Ashigbey’s appointment is seen as a positive step towards promoting the industry’s growth and sustainability.
Reactions.
The appointment of Ken Ashigbey as CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Mines has been welcomed by industry stakeholders. “We are delighted to have Ken Ashigbey at the helm of the Chamber,” said a spokesperson for the Chamber. “His experience and expertise will be invaluable in driving the industry forward.”
What to Expect
Under Ashigbey’s leadership, the Ghana Chamber of Mines is expected to focus on promoting sustainable mining practices, advocating for policies that support the industry’s growth, and enhancing the Chamber’s role as a key player in Ghana’s economic development.
The appointment of Ken Ashigbey as CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Mines marks a new era for the industry, and stakeholders are eagerly awaiting the impact of his leadership on the sector. Alexander Afriyie.