Ghana’s economic recovery has been reaffirmed by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson during a meeting with international investors in Washington. He addressed the audience on the sidelines of the 2025 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings.
Dr. Forson said Ghana’s economic recovery is progressing with measurable gains. He stated that Ghana is on track and the gains will be sustained. The minister explained that Ghana’s economic recovery is evident in falling debt risks. He pointed to stronger macroeconomic fundamentals as proof of progress. He also referenced ongoing structural and fiscal reforms.
Economic Outlook and Growth Targets
Dr. Forson projected that Ghana’s economic recovery will strengthen in the final quarter. He said growth would be driven by a revitalized real sector. Inflation has already declined and is expected to fall further.
He added that Ghana’s economic recovery includes a target of single-digit inflation by year-end. He said the government is also working toward a positive primary balance. He confirmed that the goal is 1.5 percent of GDP by the end of the fiscal year.
The Minister said Ghana’s economic recovery depends on tight expenditure control. He emphasized prudent financial management as a priority. He noted that debt and spending reforms are still in force.
Dr. Forson stressed that Ghana’s economic recovery is anchored in long-term stability, noting that policy interventions have started to deliver results. Investors were told that gains made so far will be protected.
He concluded that Ghana’s economic recovery offers opportunities for strategic investment and encouraged investors to take advantage of renewed confidence.
