President-Elect John Dramani Mahama has detailed his administration’s strategy to stabilise Ghana’s economy.
According to him, macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability are necessary to rectify the turbulent economy.
In an interview with the Voice of America (VOA), Mahama stated that unlike previous engagements with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which focused solely on macroeconomic stability, the current situation requires addressing both stability and debt issues.
John Mahama confirmed that his government will continue with the existing IMF programme, despite not being part of its initial negotiation.
“In all the other times that we’ve gone to the IMF, it’s just been for macroeconomic stability. But we have problems now, and so we are going to continue the IMF programme. We already have requested some discussion with the IMF because we were not part of the negotiation of this programme. And so we need to look at how we can all be …