Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Minister for Finance says that availability of high quality and timely data is a major enabler for developing countries to leapfrog and called on governments and development partners to scale up investment in data for accelerated development.
Ghana's IMF-Supported PC-PEG Program Shows Positive Results
In an IMF joint press conference on the outcome of the 2nd Review of the IMF-supported Post Covid-19 for Economic Growth (PC-PEG), Ghana showcased the progress made under the program. The PC-PEG, approved nearly a year ago, aims to restore macroeconomic stability, build resilience, and foster inclusive growth.
Ghana's Economic Resilient Programme Attracts Positive Remarks from Development Partners -- Finance Minister
According to him, the positive remarks from the bilateral engagements with World leaders including the IMF Managing Director Kristalina Geogieva and World Bank President Ajay Banga were testament to Ghana’s rebounding economy.
We are Determined to Achieve Universal Access to Electricity by the end of the year – Dr Amin Adam
Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Minister for Finance today said government was determined to achieve universal access to electricity by the end of the year by using mini grides and smaller power generating systems to reach off grid communities. Currently the country has achieved 88.85%
Integrate Climate Risks and Opportunities into Economic Management – Dr Amin Adam to V20 Finance Ministers and Governors
– Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Ghana’s Minister for Finance has charged central bank governors to integrate climate risks and opportunities into monetary policies and financial regulation practices, to fortify economies against...
Dr Amin Adam, Minister for Finance meets Ajay Banga, World Bank President
Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Minister for Finance and members of the Ghanaian delegation held a meeting with the World Bank President, Mr Ajay Banga, to discuss issues of mutual interest and world bank programmes in Ghana.