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加纳总统承诺 “零容忍非法采矿” / Mahama Vows ‘No Mercy for Illegal Miners’
来源:B & Ft Online | 作者:迦纳术略 | 发布时间 :2025-05-02 | 13 次浏览: | 分享到:
加纳政府誓言打击非法采矿活动,称其对该国经济和环境构成直接威胁,此前非法采矿在多个矿区造成了广泛的破坏。


加纳政府誓言打击非法采矿活动,称其对该国经济和环境构成直接威胁,此前非法采矿在多个矿区造成了广泛的破坏。


在加纳首都阿克拉举行的中加矿业协会(ACGM)成立仪式上,John Dramani Mahama 总统发表讲话,他将这种行为称为一种 “环境恐怖主义”,并警告说国家将对违法者毫不留情。

Mahama 总统强调:“我们认为非法采矿是一种经济破坏行为——它摧毁了生计,污染了我们的水体,破坏了我们的土地。”

他说,在此背景下,对于那些无视国家法律的人,无论其国籍、政治关系或商业影响力如何,都不会有宽容、例外和姑息——他补充道,“我们将动用法律的全部力量” 。

因此,Mahama 总统敦促该协会引导其成员严格遵守加纳的采矿法律和法规。

“该协会必须成为诚信的灯塔,确保其成员在我们国家设定的法律框架内运营,维护环境标准,提升当地社区,并为我国可持续发展议程做出积极贡献。”

Mahama 总统重申了政府与中加矿业协会密切合作以加强和简化中国在加纳矿业领域投资的承诺。

“通过结构化合作,我们可以在确保采矿活动符合加纳更广泛的发展和可持续性目标的同时,开启新的机遇。” Mahama 总统指出。

此外,他强调了利用中国在地下采矿、低品位矿石开发和采矿相关技术培训方面的专业知识,以提高加纳采矿业的效率和全球竞争力的重要性。

“通过整合这些进步,我们可以建设一个既经济强劲又环境可持续的采矿行业。” Mahama 总统补充道。

Mahama 总统是该活动的特邀嘉宾,由土地与自然资源部长 Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah 先生代表出席了此次活动。

中国驻加纳大使童德发先生在仪式上也发表了讲话,他赞扬了该协会的成立 -- 称其是互利合作的桥梁,也是政府、企业和当地社区之间对话的重要平台。

“我敦促协会帮助中国企业更好地融入当地市场,提高合作质量,并确保我们的合作产生双赢的结果。” 童大使说。他还鼓励中加矿业协会关注创造就业机会、提升矿产附加值以及社区发展。

中加矿业协会主席唐振江先生在就职致辞中阐述了该协会的愿景,即超越盈利目标,成为推动加纳采矿业积极变革的催化剂。

他表示:“通过这个协会,我们将凝聚行业共识,整合资源,履行社会责任,造福社区发展。让我们携手共进,书写中加合作新篇章,进一步巩固我们两国之间持久的友谊。”

唐振江先生还重申了中加矿业协会对国家发展计划的支持,包括由土地与自然资源部和青年发展与赋权部牵头的 “矿业青年倡议”。中加矿业协会承诺通过技术交流与合作项目,推动加纳青年的能力建设和技能转移。

中加矿业协会汇聚了在加纳运营的主要中国企业,包括山东黄金集团子公司——Cardinal Namdini 矿业有限公司、赤峰黄金集团子公司——Golden Star (Wassa) 有限公司以及其他知名企业。

作为一个非营利平台,该协会旨在促进共同发展、负责任的采矿实践、社区发展以及中加之间的技术转移。

Mahama Vows ‘No Mercy for Illegal Miners’


Government has vowed to clamp down on illegal mining, calling it a direct threat to the country’s economy and environment, following its widespread devastation across mining regions.


President John Dramani Mahama, in a speech read on his behalf during the Association of China-Ghana Mining’s (ACGM) inauguration in Accra, described the practice as a form of “environmental terrorism” and warned that the state will show no mercy to offenders.


“We consider illegal mining as an act of economic sabotage – one that devastates livelihoods, poisons our water-bodies and degrades our lands,” he stressed.


Against this backdrop, he said, there will be no leniency, no exception and no comfort for those who flout the country’s laws, regardless of nationality, political ties or business clout – adding, “The full force of our laws will be brought to bear”


President Mahama therefore entreated the Association to steer its members toward strict compliance with Ghana’s mining laws and regulations.


“The Association must serve as a beacon of integrity, ensuring that its members operate within the set legal frameworks of our country, uphold environmental standards, uplift local communities and contribute positively to our nation’s sustainable development agenda.”


President Mahama reaffirmed government’s commitment to working closely with ACGM to enhance and streamline Chinese investment in Ghana’s mining sector.


“Through structured cooperation, we can unlock new opportunities while ensuring that mining activities align with Ghana’s broader developmental and sustainability goals,” he noted.


Furthermore, he emphasised the importance of leveraging China’s expertise in underground mining, low-grade ore development and mining-related technical training to boost efficiency and global competitiveness in Ghana’s mining industry.


“By integrating these advancements, we can build a mining sector that is both economically robust and environmentally sustainable,” he added.


President Mahama was the Guest Honour at the event, represented by the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah.


Also speaking at the ceremony, Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, Tong Defa, commended the of the Association’s formation – describing it as a bridge for mutually beneficial cooperation and an important platform for dialogue between governments, businesses and local communities.


“I urge the Association to help Chinese enterprises better integrate into the local market, enhance the quality of collaboration and ensure that our cooperation yields win-win outcomes,” the Ambassador said.


He also encouraged ACGM to focus on job creation, value addition to minerals and community development.


The Chairman of ACGM, Mr. Tang Zhenjiang, in his inaugural remarks outlined the Association’s vision to move beyond profit and serve as a catalyst for positive transformation in Ghana’s mining sector.


“Through this Association, we will unify industry consensus, integrate resources, uphold our social responsibilities and benefit community development,” he stated.


“Together, we will write a new chapter in China-Ghana collaboration and further strengthen the enduring friendship between our nations.”


Mr. Tang Zhenjiang also reaffirmed ACGM’s support for national development programmes, including the Youth in Mining Initiative led by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources and Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment.


ACGM pledged to drive capacity building and skills transfer for Ghanaian youth through technical exchanges and collaborative projects.


The ACGM brings together leading Chinese mining enterprises operating in Ghana, including Cardinal Namdini Mining Ltd. (a subsidiary of Shandong Gold Group), Golden Star (Wassa) Ltd. (a subsidiary of Chifeng Gold Group) and other established companies.


As a non-profit platform, the Association aims to promote shared growth, responsible mining practices, community development and technology transfer between China and Ghana.


来源:财经在线

文:By Kizito CUDJOE

翻译:无尽夏


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