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Energy sector reforms, expenditure rationalisation, monetary & exchange rate policy feature in govt-IMF discussions


The team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is in Ghana to have discussions with the government on the ongoing programme.

From, Monday 10th February to Friday 14th, February 2025 the Government of Ghana will be holding discussions with the IMF team led by their Mission Chief for Ghana, Stephane Roudet.

The discussions will centre primarily on Ghana’s progress under the IMF-supported Programme and the policy direction of government on the 2025 Budget.

Other critical areas that will be discussed will include revenue administration reforms, the energy sector reforms, expenditure rationalisation, and monetary and exchange rate policy. 

The Bank of Ghana, Ghana Revenue Authority, the Controller and Accountant General Department and other key institutions are expected to be present in the scheduled meetings.

“The Government of Ghana assures the public of its commitment to prioritising macroeconomic stability, job creation and improved livelihood for the people of Ghana,” a statement issued by the Finance Ministry said.



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