President John Dramani Mahama, as part of government's bold and comprehensive vision for Ghana's economic revival, has outlined an eight-point strategy aimed at resetting the country's economy and restoring fiscal responsibility, investor confidence, and sustainable growth.
Speaking at the Ghana Chief Executive Officer (CEO) summit in Accra on Monday May 26, Mahama's proposed economic reset touched on critical areas including fiscal discipline, financial reforms, infrastructure, trade, and local development. 1.
Completing the IMF Programme with Discipline Mahama emphasised his commitment to completing Ghana's ongoing programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stressing strict adherence to fiscal discipline and borrowing limits.
He aims to conclude the fourth review in June 2025 and exit the programme by 2026, thereafter transitioning to a non-borrowing relationship under the IMF's Policy Support Instrument (PSI). 2.
