The Board and Management of Explorco have paid a courtesy call on the Chief of Gushegu, Gushe-Naa Alidu Ziblim, and his elders to formally announce the resumption of exploration activities by Explorco in the Voltaian Basin.
During the visit, the delegation briefed the traditional leaders on the upcoming drilling campaign and reaffirmed Explorco’s commitment to working collaboratively with the local community throughout the project’s implementation.
In his remarks, Gushe-Naa Alidu Ziblim expressed appreciation for the visit and pledged the full support of the Gushegu Traditional Area towards the successful execution of the drilling programme. He further encouraged continued engagement between Explorco and the local communities to ensure mutual benefits.
The meeting underscores Explorco’s dedication to maintaining strong stakeholder relations and advancing Ghana’s upstream exploration efforts in a socially responsible and inclusive manner.
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The Board and Management of Explorco have paid a courtesy call on the Chief of Gushegu, Gushe-Naa Alidu Ziblim, and his elders to formally announce the resumption of exploration activities by Explorco in the Voltaian Basin.
During the visit, the delegation briefed the traditional leaders on the upcoming drilling campaign and reaffirmed Explorco’s commitment to working collaboratively with the local community throughout the project’s implementation.
In his remarks, Gushe-Naa Alidu Ziblim expressed appreciation for the visit and pledged the full support of the Gushegu Traditional Area towards the successful execution of the drilling programme. He further encouraged continued engagement between Explorco and the local communities to ensure mutual benefits.
The meeting underscores Explorco’s dedication to maintaining strong stakeholder relations and advancing Ghana’s upstream exploration efforts in a socially responsible and inclusive manner.