Government Commits to Propelling Private Sector Growth with Sound Policies
The government of Ghana is firmly positioned as a strategic partner, not a competitor, to the nation’s business community, dedicated to fostering an environment ripe for private sector expansion and success. In a recent address at the 15th Ghana Entrepreneurs Awards Gala Dinner, Chief of Staff Julius Debrah affirmed the administration’s commitment to implementing sound policies and targeted interventions designed to support the growth, scalability, and long-term sustainability of local enterprises. This reinforces the government’s role as a key enabler of economic prosperity driven by a vibrant private sector.
A Framework for Empowering Businesses
At the heart of the government’s strategy is the creation of a stable and predictable enabling environment. Mr. Debrah outlined a multi-faceted approach focused on several key pillars that empower businesses to plan effectively and thrive. These initiatives include ensuring policy stability, accelerating the national digitisation agenda, implementing lower taxes, and guaranteeing a reliable energy supply. Furthermore, a strong emphasis is being placed on skills development to build a competitive workforce and the provision of smart incentives to encourage investment and innovation. This comprehensive framework is designed to remove barriers and provide the necessary support for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to flourish.
The positive impact of these prudent fiscal and monetary actions is already evident. According to the Chief of Staff, these policies have successfully restored confidence in the Ghanaian economy, leading to a stabilized cedi and attracting new waves of investment. This renewed economic stability is creating fresh opportunities for entrepreneurs and businesses across the country, solidifying the foundation for sustained private sector-led growth and development.
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