Ghana’s Economy Bounces Back with Impressive Growth – Finance Minister Amin Adam
Economic Growth Surpasses Targets as Ghana Enters a New Era of Stability
- Economic growth reached 2.9%, surpassing the projected 2.8%
- First-half growth hit 5.8%, well above the 3.1% target
- Indicators show a steady return to economic resilience and sustained growth
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has announced a remarkable recovery for the nation’s economy, which has surpassed expectations and shown strong growth.
Speaking at a rally in Saboba, Northern Region, Dr. Amin Adam highlighted that Ghana exceeded its 2023 economic growth target of 2.8%, achieving 2.9% instead.
He further revealed that in the first half of 2024, the economy grew at an impressive rate of 5.8%, far surpassing the projected 3.1%.
“Ghana’s economy is regaining its strength after the challenges of the past three years,” he stated. “Macroeconomic stability is returning, and the indicators of recovery are evident. Now, our focus is firmly on sustained economic growth.”
This optimistic outlook signals a promising future for Ghana’s economic stability and development.
