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Ghana Accelerates US$1 billion Disbursements to Support Economic Rebound

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  • Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam announces accelerated release of nearly $1 billion in development aid by December 2024 to support Ghana’s economy.
  • The cedi experiences volatility with a 14% drop against the dollar this year amid high corporate demand and election year concerns.

 

Ghana is accelerating the disbursement of nearly US$1 billion in aid from development partners to support its economic recovery through the end of 2024, Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam announced at the 3i Africa Summit Monday.

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