President-elect John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to reviving Ghana’s economy and stabilizing its currency once the transition of power is complete.
Speaking about his administration’s priorities, Mahama emphasized the need to tackle pressing economic challenges such as inflation and currency depreciation, which have significantly affected citizens’ livelihoods.
He expressed optimism about implementing strategies to stimulate economic growth and strengthen Ghana’s international partnerships.
The President-elect made these remarks during a courtesy visit from the Algerian Ambassador to Ghana, Mourad Louhaidia, who congratulated him on his electoral victory.
“We are focused on revitalizing Ghana’s economy—stabilizing the currency, reducing inflation, and fostering economic growth. This is a critical time for Ghana to deepen collaboration with its global partners, including China,” Mahama stated.
He further revealed plans to engage China in discussions on technical cooperation shortly after the transition. “As soon as possible, once the transition is finalized, we intend to constitute a delegation to initiate dialogue with China to address our mutual concerns and strengthen our technical cooperation,” he added.
Mahama’s administration aims to restore economic stability and build a robust foundation for sustainable development through both domestic reforms and strengthened international alliances.