The Contributions of Ghana's Minerals Resources to the Global Economy: Bauxite as a Case Study

Empirical research shows that most African countries (for example, Ghana) are rich in natural resources and contribute their resources to the economic growth and development of the global economy. Ghana has valuable, semi-valuable, and industrial mineral resources-ideal geological and metallogenic conditions, policy orientation, and social and macroeconomic stability. Furthermore, the correlation analysis method combines information gathered from literary works with the co-authors' questions, the Supreme Court, administrative records, printed and digital sources discoveries on the factors and conditions of the mining process in the country. Ghana's impact on the global bauxite mining industry cannot be overstated, given that the West African nation possesses some of the world's largest reserves of this restorative material. The research also investigates Ghana's ability to attract investors to utilize these abundant resources for world production and the potential implications of bauxite mining on a global scale. Adopting measures and technical solutions have been presented to decrease the effects of illegal mining on the Environment's damage and health risks in the mining zones.