Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon. Thomas Nyarko Ampem, has joined key business and economic stakeholders at the 2026 Business Roundtable Extended to discuss Ghana’s economic outlook and strategies for building resilient economic pillars for the next decade.

Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon. Thomas Nyarko Ampem, has delivered key remarks at the 2026 Business Roundtable Extended, an important gathering focused on Ghana’s economic future and the need to build a more resilient and sustainable economy.

The event, organized by Ishmael Yamson and Associates, brought together business leaders, policymakers, economists, investors, and other stakeholders to examine the country’s economic position and discuss practical pathways toward long-term growth.

Building Resilient Economic Pillars

Held under the theme, “After the Corrections: Building Resilient Economic Pillars for the Next Decade,” the roundtable focused on lessons from Ghana’s recent economic challenges and the measures required to strengthen the economy going forward.

Participants explored issues surrounding economic resilience, sustainable growth, investment, productivity, and the role of the private sector in Ghana’s development.

Thomas Nyarko Ampem Shares Government’s Perspective

In his address, Hon. Thomas Nyarko Ampem highlighted the importance of strengthening the foundations of Ghana’s economy to ensure that recent economic corrections translate into sustainable development.

The Deputy Finance Minister emphasized the need for policies that support economic stability while creating an environment where businesses can invest, expand, create jobs, and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Private Sector and Government Collaboration

The discussions also highlighted the importance of stronger collaboration between government and the private sector in driving Ghana’s economic transformation.

Stakeholders noted that sustainable economic growth requires coordinated efforts involving government institutions, businesses, investors, financial institutions, and development partners.

Looking Beyond Economic Corrections

The theme of the roundtable reflects growing attention toward what Ghana must do after implementing measures aimed at correcting economic imbalances.

Rather than focusing solely on stabilisation, discussions centered on how the country can build stronger economic institutions and productive sectors capable of withstanding future economic shocks.

A Path Toward Sustainable Growth

The 2026 Business Roundtable Extended provided a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas on Ghana’s economic outlook and identify opportunities for building a stronger economy over the next decade.

The discussions are expected to contribute to broader conversations on economic policy, investment, industrial development, job creation, and sustainable national growth.

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