Information Services Department - Ghana

@ISDGhana

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Accra, Ghana

Joined January 2019

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · 13 h

Through strengthened Sinking Fund mechanisms, Government continues to prioritize sustainable debt reduction and improved investor confidence.

ISDGhana's tweet image. Through strengthened Sinking Fund mechanisms, Government continues to prioritize sustainable debt reduction and improved investor confidence.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · 16 h

PRIORITY PROJECTS UNDER RESTRUCTURED BILATERAL DEBT.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · 19 h

The Minister of Finance on the revision of Government Macroeconomic Framework.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · 22 h

Ghana and Serbia have reaffirmed their commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation following a meeting between Foreign Ministers Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa and Marko Đurić in Accra. The discussions covered trade, education, defense, agriculture, and cultural exchange. Both sides…

ISDGhana's tweet image. Ghana and Serbia have reaffirmed their commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation following a meeting between Foreign Ministers Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa and Marko Đurić in Accra. The discussions covered trade, education, defense, agriculture, and cultural exchange.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 25

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has recovered over GH¢4 million for the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) in the first half of 2025. The recovery was made through regulatory enforcement, complaint resolution, and field investigations. During the same period,…

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

The Minister of Finance gives relevant updates on the Ghana Gold Board and its impact on the economy.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

Government’s expenditure as revealed by the Minister of Finance in the mid-year Fiscal Policy Review report.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

Government remains focused on delivering inclusive infrastructure. Under the Big Push Programme, the Ministry of Finance has issued authorizations for key road projects nationwide, as announced in the 2025 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review.

ISDGhana's tweet image. Government remains focused on delivering inclusive infrastructure. Under the Big Push Programme, the Ministry of Finance has issued authorizations for key road projects nationwide, as announced in the 2025 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

Macro-economic performance from January to June.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

Significant gains made so far as announced by the Finance Minister.

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

We renewed our social contract with the Ghanaian people and redefined national priorities by being deliberate in both our policy choices and approach to economic management. - Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson Minister for Finance

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

Mr. Speaker, before I proceed with the Mid-year review, I will like to pay tribute to former President Professor John Evans Atta Mills, whose unfortunate demise occurred on this very day 13 years ago. - Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson Minister for Finance

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Information Services Department - Ghana@ISDGhana · Jul 24

The 2025 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review will be presented by the Ministry of Finance, outlining the performance of the economy for the first half of the year and key policy measures for the second half.

ISDGhana's tweet image. The 2025 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review will be presented by the Ministry of Finance, outlining the performance of the economy for the first half of the year and key policy measures for the second half.

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