Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adams, has announced that the nation’s economy has fully rebounded from recent challenges.
Speaking at a rally in Saboba in the Northern Region, Dr. Amin Adams highlighted Ghana’s impressive economic recovery, revealing that the country exceeded its 2023 growth target of 2.8% and continues to make significant strides in 2024.
“Our economy has bounced back to life after the difficulties of the past three years,” he stated.
“Macroeconomic stability is rapidly returning, and the signs are clear for everyone to see.”
Dr. Amin Adams underscored the nation’s strong growth trajectory, saying, “Last year, we were expected to grow at 1.5%, but we achieved 2.9%. This year, in the first half alone, we were projected to grow at 3.1%, but we recorded an impressive 5.8% growth.”
He expressed optimism about Ghana’s future, emphasizing that the government’s focus on sustained economic growth is yielding tangible results.
Source: Adomonline