President John Mahama has inaugurated the National Economic Dialogue, emphasizing his commitment to reviving Ghana's economy and promoting transparency. The two-day event brings together government officials, economic experts, business leaders, civil society organizations, and development partners to discuss strategies for strengthening Ghana's economic resilience.

Mahama acknowledged the severe economic crisis facing the country, highlighting the need for collective effort to address the challenges. He expressed his determination to lead the government in taking necessary steps to reset the economy, restore macroeconomic stability, and promote inclusive growth.

Some key focus areas of the National Economic Dialogue include:

- *Restoring Fiscal Discipline*: Implementing corrective measures to restore fiscal discipline and debt sustainability.
- *Structural Reforms*: Completing outstanding structural reforms and highlighting key policy priorities essential for resetting the economy.
- *Inclusive Growth*: Fostering inclusive growth and promoting prosperity for all Ghanaians.


- *Transparency and Accountability*: Ensuring transparency and accountability in government procurement and financial management.

The outcomes of the National Economic Dialogue are expected to shape Ghana's economic policies and influence the 2025 National Budget.