Minister for Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has stated that Ghana’s economy has made a remarkable recovery from the challenges it inherited, describing the country’s recent economic performance as a clear indication that the economy is back on a path of sustained growth.
According to Dr. Forson, Ghana recorded an impressive Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of 6 percent in 2025, reflecting renewed investor confidence and the effectiveness of the government’s economic recovery measures.
Speaking at a town hall meeting in London, the Finance Minister disclosed that Ghana’s economy has, for the first time in its history, crossed the $100 billion GDP threshold, a milestone that positions the country firmly among Africa’s emerging economies.
Dr. Forson noted that the achievement marks a significant turning point for the nation, highlighting the resilience of the Ghanaian economy and the impact of prudent fiscal and economic management.
He further revealed that Ghana is now ranked as the eighth-largest economy in Africa, underscoring the country’s growing economic influence on the continent.
The Finance Minister expressed optimism about Ghana’s economic outlook, assuring investors, development partners, and citizens that the government remains committed to implementing policies that will sustain growth, create jobs, and improve living standards across the country.
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