Ghana’s economic recovery has been strong and steady – Finance Minister

Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam has conveyed his optimism regarding Ghana’s economic trajectory, emphasizing the nation’s resilience in the face of global uncertainties.

Speaking at the FirstBank Ghana Dinner on Thursday, the Minister reiterated his confidence in Ghana’s economic recovery, contrasting it with the struggles faced by other nations worldwide.

He celebrated Ghana’s consistent progress towards accelerated growth and development, attributing this success to the concerted efforts and sacrifices made by the Ghanaian people.

And we must be proud that whilst other countries are still crying with no sense of direction, Ghana’s economy is on the right path to accelerated growth and development for our people,” he said.

He noted that this achievement had garnered recognition from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), affirming Ghana’s economic performance during their recent review mission.

I am very confident that together, we will riddle this economy and carry the marginalized along so that no one is left behind.”

He argued that products and services that addressed societal needs and uplifted marginalised communities would assist in the government’s mission to ensure that no one is left behind in the pursuit of economic prosperity.