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BRICS membership won’t transform Ghana’s economy without domestic reforms – Bokpin

Prof Bokpin said Ghana was already experiencing the growing influence of emerging economies through its expanding economic relationship with China, even without being a member of BRICS.
Despite the caution, Prof Bokpin said he supported the government’s intention to join the bloc, arguing that the global economic balance was shifting and Ghana needed to position itself accordingly.
Prof Bokpin said long-term economic projections also pointed to a growing role for BRICS countries in the global economy.
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