In remarks at the Business Roundtable Extended 2026 Executive Dialogue, Ghana's Ministry of Finance called for economic policy to move from correcting past challenges toward expanding production, attracting investment and creating jobs. Deputy Minister for Finance Thomas Nyarko Ampem, speaking on behalf of the finance minister, said Ghana should build on its restored macroeconomic stability by strengthening economic buffers, productivity and institutions while promoting inclusive growth and a more active private sector. The ministry emphasized greater value addition, stronger domestic production and closer links among agriculture, industry, technology and skills. It outlined a government-business partnership in which the government provides stability, infrastructure, efficient regulation and fiscal discipline, while businesses increase investment, innovation, productivity, exports and job creation.
2026-09-02Ministry of Finance (Ghana)
Ghana's Ministry of Finance urges shift from stabilization to production, investment and jobs
Ghana's Ministry of Finance called for a shift from economic correction toward higher production, investment and job creation. It emphasized stronger domestic value addition and a government-business partnership combining stability, infrastructure and fiscal discipline with private-sector investment, innovation and exports.