Ghana outlines solutions to economic crisis at National Economic Dialogue

Ghana has proposed major economic reforms following the National Economic Dialogue (NED) held on March 3-4, 2025, to restore stability and promote growth.

Key recommendations include enhancing fiscal-monetary coordination, expanding the tax base, and improving public financial management.

Stakeholders emphasized agriculture’s role in economic transformation, private sector-led growth, and innovative infrastructure financing.

Structural reforms target energy, cocoa, and illegal mining issues, while governance measures focus on anti-corruption, public sector efficiency, and political party financing regulations.

The final communique will be submitted to President Mahama for implementation, with calls for urgent and decisive action to drive economic recovery.