Mahama Vows to Stabilise the Cedi as Top Priority After Transition
Mahama vows to address pressing economic issues and work closely with global partners like China
- Mahama prioritises efforts to stabilise Ghana’s currency and reduce inflation
- Focus on boosting national economic performance through strategic reforms and partnerships
- Plans to strengthen ties with global partners, including China, to tackle economic challenges
President-elect John Dramani Mahama has outlined his primary focus for his upcoming administration, emphasizing the urgent need to stabilize Ghana’s currency and drive economic growth.
He acknowledged the country’s pressing economic challenges, such as inflation and the depreciation of the cedi, which have significantly affected citizens.
Speaking about his vision for the future, Mahama expressed confidence in his ability to implement strategies that will boost economic performance and strengthen international partnerships. He highlighted the importance of fostering closer ties with countries like China to tackle these issues.
Mahama made these remarks during a visit by Algerian Ambassador to Ghana, Mourad Louhaidia, who came to congratulate him.
