The Minister of Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has called for commitment from Ghanaians to achieve the government’s economic reforms as the country enters 2026.

In a New Year’s message to Ghanaians shared on social media on January 1, 2026, Dr Forson thanked citizens for their “resilience and unity” in navigating a challenging 2025.

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He highlighted the public’s support for difficult but necessary economic reforms, noting that these efforts are helping to reset the Ghanaian economy.

Dr Forson called on Ghanaians to maintain momentum in 2026 to ensure continued progress toward expanding opportunities for Ghanaians.

“Your support for the tough but necessary reforms is helping us reset our economy for growth, jobs, and lasting transformation.

“In the year ahead, let us put our shoulders to the wheel to ensure these reforms continue to deliver more opportunities for households, businesses, and our youth,” he wrote.

He further paid special tribute to market women and men across the country, including traders from Makola Market, Market Circle, and Kotokoraba Market in Cape Coast, for their contributions to the economy and community life.

See the post below:

Happy New Year, Ghanafo!

As we enter 2026, I thank every Ghanaian for the resilience and unity that carried us through a challenging 2025.

Your support for the tough but necessary reforms is helping us reset our economy for growth, jobs, and lasting transformation.

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— Cassiel Ato Forson (PhD) (@Cassielforson) January 1, 2026