President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana makes new rules and changes old systems. His team wants more open government and better money handling. They work to find new ways to collect taxes from people and businesses. These changes help cut waste and build stronger foundations for the country. All these reforms create lasting economic growth for Ghana.
Mahama spoke at a Tuesday meeting with European Union leaders about partnership deals. He praised EU support for helping Ghana manage public money better. The partnership also helps with tax collection improvements and stopping corruption. Credit rating company Fitch raised Ghana's score to B-minus stable just one day earlier. This better rating shows the world trusts Ghana's economy more.
The Finance Ministry teams up with the Bank of Ghana on money matters. Together they control rising prices and keep the cedi currency steady. They also negotiate with lenders about reducing the country's debt load. This teamwork restores confidence and creates space for development projects. Mahama says his government stays committed to smart spending and stronger tax collection systems.
Mahama spoke at a Tuesday meeting with European Union leaders about partnership deals. He praised EU support for helping Ghana manage public money better. The partnership also helps with tax collection improvements and stopping corruption. Credit rating company Fitch raised Ghana's score to B-minus stable just one day earlier. This better rating shows the world trusts Ghana's economy more.
The Finance Ministry teams up with the Bank of Ghana on money matters. Together they control rising prices and keep the cedi currency steady. They also negotiate with lenders about reducing the country's debt load. This teamwork restores confidence and creates space for development projects. Mahama says his government stays committed to smart spending and stronger tax collection systems.
