President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to ensuring a stable Ghanaian currency as the nation celebrates 60 years of the Ghana Cedi.
In a statement shared on social media and highlighted by the Presidency Communications Directorate, President Mahama described the Bank of Ghana’s dedication to monetary stability and economic prosperity as “encouraging,” noting that his government’s focus remains on stability rather than strength of the cedi.
“What we seek is a stable currency and not a strong Ghana Cedi,” President Mahama stated. “My administration is working to guarantee a stable Ghana Cedi to create a conducive environment for business and investment, and to ensure stable food prices, particularly to benefit the good people of Ghana.”
He emphasized that a stable currency fosters a predictable business climate, affordable food prices, increased investor confidence, and sustainable economic growth.
The message aligns with the President’s #ResettingGhana Agenda, which aims to restore macroeconomic stability, promote investor confidence, and enhance the livelihoods of citizens.
As Ghana marks six decades of its national currency, the President’s remarks highlight renewed efforts to strengthen the financial foundation of the economy through prudent monetary management and policy consistency.
The post concluded with the hashtags #GhanaCedi60 and #LetsBuildGhanaTogether, underscoring the administration’s call for collective national effort toward economic recovery and growth.
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