In a recent press briefing organized by the International Monetary Fund, Ghana’s Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, emphasized the need for Ghana to focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past. He expressed the government’s readiness to embark on new initiatives and revitalize the economy.
Ofori-Atta quoted a passage from the Bible, stating that it is important to forget the former things and embrace the new things that are being done. He expressed confidence in Ghana’s ability to move forward and overcome the current challenges, emphasizing that the collective effort of the Ghanaian people is crucial for success.
The Finance Minister acknowledged the significant role played by Ghana’s bilateral partners, particularly members of the G20, Common Framework, the Paris Club, and the G7. He also expressed gratitude for the support provided by countries such as India, Saudi Arabia, China, and Turkey, which he described as instrumental in Ghana’s progress.
Ofori-Atta highlighted the importance of the financial assurances received from these partners, which played a key role in securing approval from the IMF Board. He expressed optimism about the potential of the common framework and looked forward to further collaboration.
Overall, the Finance Minister conveyed a message of hope and determination, emphasizing that Ghana is ready to lead and inspire others on the path to economic recovery and prosperity.
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