President John Dramani Mahama has expressed optimism about Ghana's economic trajectory, pointing to recent gains as evidence of a disciplined and focused recovery agenda.
In a farewell meeting with outgoing British High Commissioner H.E.
Harriet Thompson, the President provided a snapshot of the country's first-quarter economic performance, noting a 5.3% GDP growth and a steady decline in inflation. "Inflation has reduced from 23% to 18% since January, and we are targeting 13% by year-end," he said, projecting confidence in Ghana's ongoing fiscal reforms.
Mahama also highlighted a strengthening Ghanaian Cedi and growing investor confidence as indicators that Ghana's economy is steadily bouncing back.
