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Ghana has moved from economic crisis to recovery – Ato Forson

Instead, he said the recovery had been made possible by the resilience, endurance and sacrifices of ordinary Ghanaians who continued to support the country through one of its most difficult economic periods.
Throughout the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review, the Finance Minister highlighted the administration's efforts to restore fiscal discipline, strengthen domestic revenue mobilisation, honour debt obligations and support economic growth." According to the Finance Minister, every positive economic indicator presented in the Mid-Year Budget Review reflected the personal sacrifices made by citizens across all sectors of society.
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