The Bank of Ghana has reiterated its commitment to consolidating macroeconomic gains and strengthening long-term resilience during a high-level engagement with the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce at Bank Square.
In his opening remarks, Governor Johnson Pandit Asiama highlighted the progress achieved through disciplined monetary policy and regulatory reforms, noting that these measures have contributed to a sharp decline in inflation and improved both business and consumer confidence.
“Durability requires stronger business models, broader ownership, deeper intermediation, disciplined innovation, and sound governance,” Governor Asiama emphasized, underscoring the need for sustainable strategies to safeguard economic stability.
He assured the Chamber that the Bank remains committed to transparency, stakeholder collaboration, and policies designed to drive competitiveness, stability, and growth.
The meeting provided a platform for dialogue on industry challenges and opportunities, reinforcing the central bank’s role in shaping a resilient financial system that supports Ghana’s broader development agenda.
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