Chamber of Mines appoints Ahmed Dasana Nantogmah as Acting CEO - Ghana Business News

The Ghana Chamber of Mines has appointed Mr. Ahmed Dasana Nantogmah as Acting Chief Executive Officer. He is currently the Chamber’s Director of External Relations and Communications. This appointment is temporary until a new CEO is chosen.

Mr. Nantogmah has over 26 years of experience in the mining industry. His expertise includes communications, environmental management, and public relations. He also has skills in marketing, government relations, and stakeholder engagement.

Mr. Michael Edem Akafia, President of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, expressed confidence in Mr. Nantogmah's leadership. He thanked him for his long service to the Chamber and for taking on this role during the transition.

Dr. Sulemanu Koney has retired as Chief Executive Officer after more than 20 years of service. He became CEO in 2014 and reached retirement age in April 2024. The Council asked him to stay until March 2025.

Dr. Koney's tenure was marked by strategic leadership and significant contributions to mining in Ghana. He started with the Chamber in 2000 as Director of Analysis, Research, and Finance.

By 2014, he had become CEO and led many important initiatives during his time there. He promoted collaboration between mining companies and the government while advocating for responsible mining practices.

His leadership focused on fiscal policies, local content, and environmental sustainability. These efforts helped ensure that mining remained vital to Ghana's economy.

Mr. Akafia praised Dr. Koney’s exceptional leadership and dedication to the industry. He stated that Dr. Koney’s service has been inspiring and impactful.

On behalf of the Executive Committee and Council, Mr. Akafia extended gratitude for Dr. Koney’s contributions over the years. The Ghana Chamber of Mines remains committed to promoting responsible mining and supporting economic development in Ghana.