Deputy Minister for Finance Dr John Ampontuah Kumah has expressed optimism that Ghana’s economy will rebound.
Dr. Kumah who is also the Member of Parliament (MP) for Ejisu noted that the country’s economy is showing significant improvement as a result of the ongoing recovery programme.
He however that whilst the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme provides short-term relief, it is not a permanent solution to the country’s economic challenges.
Dr. Kumah stated that the government aims to go beyond the IMF programme and leverage the grace period to foster the growth of a more stable economy.
To achieve this, the deputy minister mentioned that structural reforms and other interventions will be implemented to bring down the nation’s debt to a sustainable level and ensure fiscal sustainability.
Dr Kumah made these remarks during a gathering where he hosted approximately 1,000 widows in his constituency in the Ashanti Region.
As part of the event organised by him in collaboration with Ejisu Young Patriot, he also donated clothing items to the widows.
Dr. Kumah further expressed his confidence in the economic rebound of Ghana and highlighted the government’s commitment to pursuing structural reforms and interventions to achieve long-term economic stability.
