Gyamfi Exits Maker’s House Chapel After Day One Of Mining In Motion African Minerals Policy Forum

Sammy Gyamfi, Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), has been spotted leaving the Destiny Arena of Maker’s House Chapel International after participating in the first day of the Mining In Motion: African Minerals Policy Forum.

The GoldBod CEO was among the participants who attended the opening day of the forum, which brings together stakeholders to discuss issues surrounding Africa’s mineral resources, mining policies and the future of the continent’s extractive industry.

Footage shared by Citi FM and Channel One TV on Monday October 19, 2026 showed Gyamfi exiting the Destiny Arena after taking part in the day’s activities. His presence at the event comes amid ongoing national discussions about Ghana’s gold sector, mineral resource management and the government’s efforts to strengthen the country’s position in the global gold market.

The Mining In Motion: African Minerals Policy Forum provides a platform for policymakers, industry leaders, mining professionals and other stakeholders to exchange ideas on how African countries can maximize the benefits of their mineral wealth.

The gathering also offers an opportunity to examine policies that could improve value addition, promote responsible mining and ensure that mineral resources contribute meaningfully to economic development.

As the head of GoldBod, Gyamfi occupies a significant position in Ghana’s gold industry. The institution plays a central role in the country’s gold trading framework, with its activities attracting public attention as the government pursues measures aimed at improving the management of gold resources and strengthening the economy.

His participation in the forum highlights the importance of engaging key institutions in discussions about the future of mining and mineral governance across Africa.

Although the available footage primarily shows Gyamfi leaving the venue, it places him among the personalities who participated in the first day of the event.

The Mining In Motion forum is expected to sustain conversations about the policies, investments and partnerships needed to transform Africa’s mineral resources into greater economic opportunities for its people.

The event also underscores the importance of collaboration between government institutions and industry stakeholders in addressing challenges facing the mining sector and exploring opportunities for sustainable growth.

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