The Ministry of Finance has convened its first investor town hall since 2021, bringing together investors, bankers, and bond market participants to help re-establish trust in Ghana’s economy.
Chief Director Patrick Nomo expressed optimism that Ghana won’t go back into default and characterised the engagement as a crucial step toward openness and policy credibility.
The economy is firmly on a recovery road, according to Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, who cited robust growth, a restored primary surplus, and declining inflation to 3.3 percent.
He emphasised a strong post-DDEP performance, which included approximately US$1.4 billion in Eurobond payments in 2025, a credit rating upgrade, and milestones in the IMF program.
He presented realistic 2026 goals based on domestic revenue and comprehensive debt management strategies to deal with impending maturities using reprofiling and sinking fund buffers.
The participants expressed greater trust in the economy’s management and praised the involvement.
Source: newsthemegh.com