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Pan-African

Accra, Ghana
Joined February 2010
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The New Economy is the Government of Ghana’s four-year programme to transform the structure of the Ghanaian economy. As Ghana turns 70, we owe the next generation an economy worthy of the freedom we inherited and the sacrifices our people have made. As we begin the next 70 years of our national journey, let us resolve to build a fully developed, first-world Ghana. #neweconomy
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I am deeply grateful to His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, for graciously granting me an audience to share our vision for the New Economy. I also extend my sincere appreciation to the President and distinguished members of the National House of Chiefs for their warm reception and thoughtful engagement. Our traditional leaders are vital partners in shaping Ghana’s future. I value their wisdom and counsel as we work to build an economy that creates lasting jobs, rewards enterprise and brings prosperity to communities across our country. #NewEconomy #2027Budget
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Ghanaians made sacrifices to get our economy back on its feet. Now, that recovery must mean decent jobs for our young people, better incomes for our farmers and room for Ghanaian businesses to grow and hire. Next week, I will show how the New Economy will turn the gains we have made together into jobs and prosperity for all. #NewEconomy #2027Budget
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Inflation measures how quickly prices rise. Ghana’s rate has fallen from 40.4% in October 2022 to 5.5% in October 2026. For our compatriots, this means less pressure on household budgets, making it easier to plan everyday spending. #NewEconomy #Budget2027
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Ghanaians made sacrifices to get the economy back on its feet. Now, that recovery must mean decent jobs for young people, better incomes for farmers and room for Ghanaian businesses to grow and hire. Next week, Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson will show how the New Economy will turn those shared gains into jobs and prosperity for all. #NewEconomy #2027Budget
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We are spending where it matters most, on the services Ghanaians depend on every day! Behind every payment are people whose needs cannot wait.
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These two funds support the healthcare Ghanaians depend on. Paying them on time helps families get the care they need, when they need it.
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Yaanom will still say he is not spending!
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We have stabilised the present. Now we must secure the future.
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Not too long ago, I told a distinguished gathering of students and faculty at the University of Ghana that the New Economy will turn the sacrifices of recovery into the dignity of decent work, higher incomes and prosperity that reaches every Ghanaian.
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