Ghana’s economic resurgence is gaining momentum, with President John Dramani Mahama assuring investors and development partners that his administration remains steadfast in promoting transparency, accountability, and sustainable growth.
Speaking during a high-level engagement with the diplomatic corps and a German delegation led by President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who is on a three-day state visit to Ghana, President Mahama said the country’s recent economic indicators reflect renewed confidence in government reforms.
He noted that Ghana’s fiscal and structural adjustments are yielding tangible results, positioning the country as one of Africa’s most stable investment destinations.
“Our commitment to transparency and sound economic management is driving recovery and building the confidence of investors,” he stated. “We have taken deliberate steps to modernise industry, reform the energy sector, and promote agricultural transformation.”
President Mahama revealed that the Ghanaian cedi is now among the best-performing currencies globally, while inflation has dropped from 23% in December 2024 to about 9% by September 2025. Over the same period, GDP growth climbed from 5.1% to 7.3%.
“These are not just statistics—they are a reflection of prudent governance and collective national effort,” he added.
The President reaffirmed that his administration’s focus is on consolidating the gains of economic stability to create jobs, attract investment, and ensure shared prosperity.
