The government has reassured Ghanaians who lost investments as a result of debt restructuring brought on by the COVID-19-induced economic quagmire that they will recover from the losses by the end of 2026.
The government is basing its optimistim on what it describes as the economic rebound and the improvement in the country’s macroeconomic indicators.
Speaking at the monthly press briefing in Accra on Tuesday, the Minister of Finance, Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, said the government will continue instituting policies with far-reaching benefits.
“It is taking us a lot of effort to bring this economy back to this state. Many people lost hope that this economy would recover but I want to assure the people of Ghana, particularly those who have lost money, that this is not by accident.
“We have implemented good policies. We have implemented measures that are driving the economy back and with the rate of recovery we are seeing, I do not have any doubt that within a year or two those who have lost money will recover their money.
“Let us continue to build confidence in this economy as we have been doing. Let us continue to support the economy with all hands on deck so that we can build an economy that is good for the people of Ghana,” he stated
