Economic recovery

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Now Ghana's economic recovery story took center stage at the IMF World Bank Spring Meetings as Finance Minister Dr. Kassela Tuforsen presented the country's turnaround experience at the 13th African Fiscal Forum's High-Level Roundtable.

Addressing delegates on macro-fiscal development and outlook in sub-Saharan Africa, Dr. Tuforsen said Ghana's experience showed that African economists can not only navigate crisis, but also leverage them as opportunities for deep structural reform.

The country is facing a very difficult and severe economic crisis since 2022.

Hello again.

Welcome back to The Marketplace.

Now, Ghana's economic recovery story took center stage at the IMF World Bank Spring meetings as Finance Minister Dr. Kassela Tuforsen presented the country's turnaround experience at the 13th African Fiscal Forum's high-level roundtable.

Addressing delegates on macrofiscal development and outlook in sub-Saharan Africa, Dr. Tuforsen said Ghana's experience showed that African economists can not only navigate crisis, but also leverage them as opportunities for deep structural reform.

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So let's get into the issues.

So economic recovery and despite economic recovery and despite So 56.4% of Ghanaians remain in poverty.

Economic recovery, but Ghanaians are still suffering.

Does that mean that Ghanaians haven't recovered yet? That is the question that we are asking this morning.

So according to a report from the World Bank, they are saying that 56.4% of Ghanaians remain in poverty.

I think that my brother has had his time and I'm struggling to understand where he's coming from because we have come, we came to meet an economy that was in a very alien state.

If for nothing at all it was in a mortuary, I mean going to be buried and today we need to recover the economy.

And all signs and symptoms have indeed proven that we are on a path to total economic recovery.