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    Govt committed to implementing structural reforms – Vice President

    ZamZam UpdateBy ZamZam UpdateMarch 7, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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     The Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku- Agyemang, has reiterated govern­ment’s dedication to implementing structural reforms to reinforce the soundness and development of the economic system.

    She mentioned the federal government structural and coverage reforms had been geared in the direction of supporting a extra resilient and aggressive economic system, particularly in key areas or key sec­tors similar to agriculture, training, well being care, social welfare, and others.

    Closing the NED 2025, the Vice President indicated that the Na­tional Financial Dialogue (NED) had underscored the urgency of restoring confidence within the econo­my via sustaining macroeco­nomic stability, stabilising inflation, strengthening the native foreign money, and creating fiscal insurance policies to sup­port long-term sustainable development.

    To this finish, she mentioned, the govern­ment would work to implement the suggestions and proposals made on the dialogue and aligned authorities insurance policies with fiscal self-discipline and sound financial administration to advertise an inclu­sive and sustainable development.

    “The federal government is dedicated to translating the resolutions into concrete actions. I’ve famous all of the homework you could have given us. Our promise is to collaborate with all sectors and all sections of Ghana to make sure that we ship our homework worthy of an A. We’ll work with stakeholders in order that the motion factors are carried out successfully,” she elaborated.

    The 2-day programme was on the theme: ‘Resetting Ghana: Constructing the Financial system We Need Collectively.’

    It was attended by authorities officers, coverage makers, enterprise leaders, Members of Parliament, members of the diplomatic corps, growth companions, represen­tatives of banking, finance and insurance coverage organisations, civil society organisations, educational and analysis consultants, ladies and youth group representatives, clergy, conventional leaders, neighborhood rep­resentatives, grassroots Ghanaian residents, and a cross part of the general public to debate measures to foster inclusive financial development and nationwide growth.

    The high-level nationwide discussion board served as a platform to evaluate the present state of Ghana’s econ­omy, interact key stakeholders in constructive dialogue, and develop actionable options to reset the economic system for sustainable and inclu­sive development.

    The dialogue was centred on six thematic areas specifically, Mac­roeconomic Stability: Restoring Confidence in Ghana’s Financial system; Progress with Diversification, Ex­port Competiveness, Productiveness, Expertise and Human Properly-be­ing): Reaching Inclusive and Sustainable Financial Transfor­mation; Non-public Sector-led Progress: Unlocking the Full Potential of Companies; Infrastructure Devel­opment: Addressing the Deficit for Financial Transformation; Struc­tural and Coverage Reforms: Power­ening Key Sector for Progress and Good Governance, Accountability and Anti-Corruption Measures.

    The Vice President, who chaired the closing ceremony, famous that the dialogue had revealed that the “Journey forward would require a strategic reset, grounded in restoring stability and fostering development that advantages for each Ghanaian.”

    She mentioned authorities acknowl­edged its reset agenda was each formidable and obligatory and would require a concerted effort from all stakeholders similar to the federal government, personal sector, civil society, each Ghanaian citizen.

    “We’re assured that with sustained collaboration, determi­nation, and collective motion, we’ll construct a extra resilient, inclu­sive, and reliable Ghana,” the Vice President added.

    She burdened that bettering productiveness, embracing tech­nology, and prioritising human well-being via inclusive financial development can be the precedence of the federal government.  

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