Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Casiel Ato Forson, is set to present the 2025 budget in Parliament today, March 11. The government has pledged to focus on economic stabilization and fostering sustainable growth. Following a recent cabinet meeting, Government Communications Minister Felix Kwakye Ofosu reassured Ghanaians of the administration’s commitment to its economic and social promises, including the removal of the betting tax and COVID levy.
The budget will not only outline the current state of the nation’s finances but also offer hope for future growth through strategic policies. Dr. Forson emphasized that the budget would reflect the government’s dedication to addressing the needs of the people, especially as they aim for national development. Ahead of the presentation, Forson engaged with traders at Accra’s Central Business District, expressing gratitude for their input and confirming the government’s continued focus on the people’s needs.
In a recent online discussion with over 60,000 participants, Forson acknowledged the country’s economic challenges, urging caution while emphasizing the government’s readiness to take necessary steps to stabilize the economy. Forson reiterated that open dialogue with the people will continue to play a key role in the administration’s approach to governance.
