Accra Mining Network

Accra Mining Network is an amorphous not for profit, apolitical professional organization in the extractive industry in Ghana. It was founded in 2012 and incorporated in 2015 under the laws of Ghana, the network is registered with the Registrars’ General Department under the Company’s act of Ghana, Act 179.

Co-Founders

• Georgette Barnes Sakyi-Addo
• Samuel Torkornoo
• Raymond Kudzawu-D'Pherdd
• Joseph Mamphey

Vision

To connect all professionals in the mining supply chain for synergy and exposure to industry opportunities.

Mission

To provide an effective platform and an easier avenue for professionals in the industry to meet, learn and earn, through seminars, technical advocacy, conferences, workshops and fora.

Membership

Membership is opened to all along the mining value chain, from students to retirees who are ready to help each other; to meet, learn and earn; through advocacy, conferencing, training, fora, etc.

Activities

The Accra Mining Network organizes industry programmes from public lectures to field visits for the mining sector.

• AMN Alluvial Mining Field School
• Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining in Ghana: past, present and future -

External links

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