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Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson says Ghana's ambitious four-year New Economy Programme will be financed through domestic revenue and fiscal adjustments, not fresh borrowing.
President Mahama has unveiled a US$9 billion 'New Economy' plan targeting investment-grade status for Ghana, to be formally presented in the November 12 budget.
Finance Minister Dr. Ato Forson will present the 2027 Budget to Parliament on 12 November 2026, detailing how Ghana's $10 billion New Economy programme will create jobs and grow incomes.
Finance Minister Ato Forson has called for Ghana to end the export of unrefined gold, arguing that local refining would generate employment and attract gold from neighbouring countries.
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson warns against wasteful spending, linking investment discipline to youth employment and national transformation.
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson calls for structural economic transformation beyond stabilisation, urging Ghana to reshape foundations for lasting prosperity.
Ghana's Finance Minister pledges economic programme targeting unemployment, agricultural support, and youth enterprise.
Finance Minister Ato Forson unveils plans to redirect $1.6bn towards domestic manufacturing, positioning imports as catalysts for Ghanaian industry.
134 former local government chiefs left office in 2021 without terminal benefits whilst their successors received full payments.
Ghana's Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson signals first-week November budget presentation targeting job creation and major infrastructure expansion.
Finance Minister Ato Forson launches cross-ministerial engagement to identify priority sectors for Mahama's transformational economic programme.
Finance Minister Ato Forson announces Ghana has cut debt servicing from over 50% to below 20% of national revenue, freeing up resources for schools, hospitals and infrastructure.
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