Government has signed an agreement with approved commercial banks to collect internally generated funds on behalf government ministries, departments and agencies as well as Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) and Government Hospitals.
Over 2 Million Children to Benefit from Improved Quality Education in Ghana
The World Bank Board of Directors approved today $150 million in financing to support the Government of Ghana to improve the quality of education for over two million children in low performing basic education schools, and to strengthen Ghana’s education system.
Minister for Finance Inaugurates Energy Sector Recovery Programme Steering Committee
Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister for Finance, on Monday inaugurated a government-led Energy Sector Recovery Programme Steering Committee, comprising of members across various sectors and ministries.
Ken Ofori Atta is the new Chair of the G-24 Ministers and Governors Committee
Ken Ofori Atta, Ghana’s Finance Minister is now the new Chair of the G-24 Group of the IMF and the World Bank. He was previously the 1st vice-Chair and he took over from Julio Velarde, Governor of the Central Bank of Peru.
Take action to diffuse Global Tension and Trade Protectionism – Ken Ofori Atta to IMF and World Bank
Ken Ofori Atta, Minister for Finance has called on the Breton Woods institutions to take measures to diffuse uncertainties associated with the current world geopolitical tensions and trade protectionism to protect gains in economic reforms across Sub-Sahara Africa and ensure the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA) is successful.
Tap Issue of 7-year Treasury Bond due April 2025
Tuesday October 22, 2019. Revised Pricing Guidance (released as necessary during the Book-build). Offer opens at 9:00AM Accra time. Wednesday October 23,2019. Thursday October 24, 2019. All bids to be received by 2:30PM Accra time There will be no revised pricing guidance released to the market. Monday October 28,2019. Settlement Date