Importers paying in cedis is a ‘masterstroke’ — Sammy Gyamfi’s aide

In a Facebook post, Mr Arhin Perry said the arrangement was one of the developments Ghanaians were quietly appreciating, particularly for its potential to make import-related transactions easier for businesses.

Mr Arhin Perry further described the development as a “masterstroke”, expressing his support for the move and its potential to encourage greater use of the local currency in transactions involving imports.

An aide to Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) Chief Executive Officer Sammy Gyamfi, Annan Arhin Perry, has praised the ability of importers to pay in Ghana cedis when bringing goods into the country, describing it as a significant development.