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2026 Budget remains on track as government’s targets prove realistic – Finance Minister
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson says the implementation of the 2026 Budget remains firmly on track, insisting that the economic targets set at the beginning of the year were based on realistic assumptions and prudent policy choices rather than optimism.
The targets we set at the beginning of the year were not aspirational; they were grounded in sound policies, disciplined implementation and realistic assumptions," Dr Forson told Parliament.
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