By Josh White
Date: Thursday 08 Jun 2017
LONDON (ShareCast) - (ShareCast News) - Clontarf Energy reported on Thursday that discussions had taken place with the Ghanaian government in recent days relating to the Tano 2A onshore offshore block in Ghana.
The AIM-traded firm said the discussions were "positive" and "constructive", and would be continued.
"The Tano 2A saga has been ongoing for nine years," said company director David Horgan.
"There are numerous legacy issues which are being addressed.
"Progress is being made."
Horgan said the newly-elected government was pro-development, and committed to improved standards.
"We are committed to helping find and develop Ghana's natural resources.
"With continued goodwill and common sense we hope that any outstanding issues will be satisfactorily and promptly resolved."
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