Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has described Ghana’s economic recovery plan as both bold and essential, emphasizing the government's unwavering commitment to revitalizing the economy through structural reforms and private sector collaboration.

Speaking at the closing session of the 2025 National Economic Dialogue, she highlighted the administration’s resolve to implement key recommendations aimed at fostering macroeconomic stability, sustainable development, and long-term resilience.

“The reset agenda is both ambitious and necessary. It requires a concerted effort from all of us—that is, from the government, private sector, civil society, and every Ghanaian citizen,” she stated.

Prof. Opoku-Agyemang assured stakeholders that the government was fully dedicated to turning policy resolutions into meaningful action that would bring relief to businesses and citizens.

“I want to assure you that the government of Ghana is fully committed to translating these resolutions into concrete action,” she reiterated.

She further acknowledged the expectations set during the dialogue, pledging that the government would work diligently to meet them.

“I have noted all the homework you have given us. Our promise is to collaborate with all sectors and sections of Ghana to ensure that we deliver a homework worthy of an A,” she added.

The two-day dialogue focused on six priority areas, including macroeconomic stability, and outlined a strategic roadmap for economic recovery. The Vice President reaffirmed that the administration would work closely with the private sector and civil society to ensure the successful implementation of its economic reset agenda.