Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, Ghana’s newly confirmed Finance Minister, has outlined an ambitious agenda to boost the nation’s economy and attract international investment, following his parliamentary approval on January 21. His appointment under President John Dramani Mahama is seen as a vote of confidence in his ability to navigate the country through its financial challenges.

In a social media post shortly after his confirmation, Dr. Forson expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve, acknowledging the support of President Mahama, Parliament, and the Ghanaian people.

“I am deeply humbled and grateful to the Almighty God for this opportunity to serve Ghana in the capacity of Finance Minister,” he wrote.

Dr. Forson, who has previously served in various government roles, has committed to tackling key economic issues, including inflation, the depreciation of the cedi, and unemployment. His plan includes stabilising the currency, fostering inclusive growth, and creating jobs.

Emphasising Ghana’s readiness for global partnerships, he stated, “Ghana is open for business. We welcome investments and collaborations that will drive sustainable development and prosperity.”

Dr. Forson’s remarks signal a proactive stance on economic revitalisation and a clear invitation to international investors looking for opportunities in West Africa’s second-largest economy.

Source:TheDotNews