Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has commenced consultations with key government ministries as part of efforts to advance the government’s New Economy transformational programme.

The Minister for Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has begun engagements with key ministries as the government intensifies preparations to implement its New Economy transformational programme.

The consultations are expected to bring together relevant ministries and stakeholders to discuss strategies for transforming Ghana’s economy and creating sustainable opportunities for businesses, workers, and citizens.

Focus on Economic Transformation

The New Economy programme is expected to go beyond economic stabilisation by placing greater emphasis on structural transformation, productivity, industrial development, job creation, and long-term economic growth.

The consultations will provide an opportunity for government ministries to align their policies and priorities with the broader objectives of the transformational programme.

Engaging Key Ministries

Dr Ato Forson’s engagements form part of efforts to ensure that the government’s economic strategy is coordinated across different sectors.

Key areas of focus are expected to include strengthening Ghana’s productive capacity, supporting businesses, promoting investment, expanding economic opportunities, and improving the country’s competitiveness.

Moving Beyond Stabilisation

The consultations come as the government seeks to build on measures aimed at restoring macroeconomic stability while shifting attention toward sustained economic transformation.

The Finance Minister has previously emphasized the need for Ghana to move beyond stabilisation and focus on implementing policies capable of delivering meaningful improvements in the lives of citizens.

What Comes Next?

The ongoing consultations are expected to inform the development and implementation of policies under the New Economy transformational programme.

Further details about the programme, including its specific priorities, timelines, and expected impact on Ghana’s economy, are expected to emerge as engagements with ministries and other stakeholders continue.

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