Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing structural benchmarks missed under the previous administration in preparation for its next International Monetary Fund (IMF) review in April.
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson made these remarks during a meeting with the German Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Daniel Krull, where discussions focused on Ghana’s economic progress and the energy sector.
He assured that corrective measures to strengthen the country’s economic performance and sustain its recovery efforts are already in motion and will soon yield visible results.
On Ghana’s ongoing debt restructuring, Dr. Forson stated that the government is in talks with external creditors to finalize bilateral agreements.
He urged Germany to assist in accelerating this process, emphasizing that the timely completion of these agreements is crucial for Ghana’s economic recovery.
Additionally, he noted Germany’s willingness to move forward with signing the necessary agreements to support Ghana’s financial stability.
Ghana’s partnership with the IMF remains a key component of its broader strategy to restore macroeconomic stability and lay the foundation for long-term growth.