President John Dramani Mahama has assured businesses and investors that the recent signs of stability in Ghana’s economy are not temporary and will be sustained in the coming years.

Speaking at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit in Accra on Thursday, May 28, 2026, Mahama said the government remains committed to maintaining fiscal discipline and strengthening investor confidence through continued economic reforms and cooperation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

According to him, the government’s decision to pursue a new Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) after the current Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme is aimed at protecting recent economic gains and ensuring long-term stability.

“This decision was taken to maintain policy credibility and fiscal discipline over the next 36 months, thereby supporting economic stability and sustainable development,” President Mahama stated.

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He stressed that the recent improvement in inflation, currency stability, and broader economic indicators should not be viewed as short-lived developments.

“Captains of industry and businesses can therefore rest assured that the current stability we are enjoying is not a fluke; it will be sustained into the future,” he assured.

His comments come at a time when businesses and investors are closely monitoring Ghana’s economic direction following years of inflationary pressure, cedi depreciation, debt restructuring, and IMF-backed recovery measures.

The latest assurance is also expected to boost confidence among the private sector as the government seeks to attract more investment, expand production, and strengthen economic growth.

The Ghana CEO Summit brought together business leaders, policymakers, investors, and industry players to discuss economic transformation, investment opportunities, and strategies for sustaining growth in the country.

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