President-elect John Dramani Mahama has highlighted economic growth and currency stabilization as his primary objectives once the transition of power is completed.
Addressing the nation’s pressing economic challenges, Mahama pointed to the high inflation and currency depreciation that have affected many Ghanaians, vowing to take decisive action to reverse these trends.
During a visit by the Algerian Ambassador to Ghana, Mourad Louhaidia, who came to congratulate him, Mahama emphasized his administration’s commitment to tackling these issues head-on.
“We are looking to focus and bring Ghana back up in terms of economic growth, stabilizing the currency, and reducing inflation,” Mahama stated, expressing confidence in the country’s potential for recovery.
The President-elect also stressed the importance of strengthening international partnerships to help achieve these goals, particularly with China.
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He revealed plans to form a delegation to engage with Chinese authorities on technical cooperation as soon as the transition process is completed.
“Our hope is to engage with China on matters of technical cooperation and work closely with our partners to rebuild Ghana’s economy,” Mahama said, signaling his administration’s intent to foster stronger global ties as a cornerstone of Ghana’s economic revival.
