In a landmark move to foster collaboration between policymakers and academia, the Finance Ministry in collaboration with the University of Ghana, convened a Quarterly Economic Roundtable at the University of Ghana.
Ghana's Economy on Path to Recovery - Finance Minister
Ghana's economy is showing strong signs of recovery, according to Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam. Speaking at a joint press briefing with the IMF, on the economy and the second review of the IMF-supported programme, Dr. Adam expressed confidence in the country's economic trajectory.
Ministry of Finance Hosts Financial Industry Players to the Maiden Ghana Financial Inclusion Conference
The Ministry of Finance in partnership with industry players in the financial sector is hosting the maiden Financial Inclusion Conference under the theme, "Accelerating Financial Inclusion in a Digital Era."
The Government of the Republic of Ghana and Representatives of Bondholders Reach an Agreement in Principle on the Terms of the Eurobonds Restructuring
The Government of the Republic of Ghana (the “Government”), advised by Lazard Frères and Hogan Lovells, acting respectively as financial and legal advisors, is pleased to announce that it has reached an Agreement in Principle (“AIP”) with the members of the Steering Committee (the “International Steering Committee”) of the Ad Hoc Creditor Committee of International Bondholders (the “International Committee”), advised by Rothschild & Cie and Orrick, Herrington .....
Global Financial Architecture can Change when we take the Initiative to do so - Hon Abena Osei-Asare
Hon Abena Osei-Asare, Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance has stated that the current global financial architecture can only be changed when Africans, particularly governments and financial institutions take the initiative to effect the change through collaboration and a united front.
World Bank Approves $250 Million Credit and $10 Million Grant to Support Ghana’s Energy Sector
The World Bank has approved a $250 million credit from the International Development Association (IDA) and an additional $10 million grant from the Energy Sector Management Assistance Programme, to support a 4-year Ghana Energy Sector Recovery Programme for Results (PforR) to improve the financial viability of electricity distribution and increase access to clean cooking solutions.