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JoyNews, in collaboration with the German Embassy, has hosted a high-level climate forum under the theme “Paving the Way to a Greener Cement Industry in Ghana – Decarbonisation & Recycling.”
The event took place on Tuesday, 29th July, at the Don Bosco Technical Institute in Ashaiman.
The forum brought together policymakers, environmental experts, industry stakeholders, and students to deliberate on the future of Ghana’s cement industry, one of the country’s most carbon-intensive sectors and how it can be transformed through sustainable practices.
Below are some photos:
Photos credit: Samuel Moore
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