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2025 Budget: Ato Forson reaffirms govt’s commitment to 24-Hour Economy

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Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to the 24-Hour Economy Policy during the presentation of the 2025 Budget on March 11.

The ambitious policy, designed to keep the wheels of the economy turning round-the-clock, is at the heart of the government’s plan to boost productivity and ensure sustainable growth. By encouraging economic activity at all hours, the policy seeks to transform Ghana’s economic landscape, creating a more resilient and dynamic environment.

“We remain steadfast in our pursuit of the 24-Hour Economy Policy,” Dr. Forson declared during his budget speech, underscoring its importance for the nation’s long-term economic health. “This policy is not just a vision—it is essential for our recovery and future prosperity.”

The government plans to present the formal details of the policy to Parliament in the near future, marking a significant step toward a bold new era of economic development for Ghana.

Source:TheDotNews

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