The Government of Ghana, led by President John Dramani Mahama, is set to open the National Economic Dialogue today, March 3, at the Accra International Conference Centre. 

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The two-day event is designed to tackle the country’s economic challenges and identify solutions for sustainable growth and development.

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President Mahama will deliver the keynote address under the theme “Resetting Ghana: Building the Economy We Want Together.” The dialogue is part of the government’s effort to ensure citizen participation in shaping economic policies and fostering collaboration among key stakeholders.

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The forum will bring together representatives from the private sector, academia, civil society organizations, and public policy institutions. 

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Discussions will focus on achieving macroeconomic stability, promoting economic transformation, advancing infrastructure development, implementing structural reforms, ensuring private sector-led growth, and restoring good governance while combating corruption.

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Participants are expected to work towards clear commitments and actionable steps that will drive economic recovery and long-term resilience. 

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The government sees this initiative as a crucial step in revitalizing the economy, strengthening business opportunities, and improving the livelihoods of Ghanaians.

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As the discussions unfold over the next two days, the government remains committed to fostering consensus and engaging all sectors in shaping a prosperous future for the nation.

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The Ghanaian economy is facing many challenges including the depreciation of the Ghana cedi against international currency, surging public debt stock and high interest rates and inflation.

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