Ken Ofori Atta, Minister for Finance, has called on the Bretton Woods Institutions to increase their next round of funding (IDA19) to a USD 100 billion on to provide adequate funding to address current world economic challenges.
Ghana signs USD 70m to loan agreement to establish Graduate Centres of Excellence and for the construction of 44 Primary Schools.
Ghana has signed two loan agreements worth over USD 70 million to improve quality post graduate education and build educational infrastructure in the country.
Innovative and Targeted Finance urgently needed for Education Sector Globally
Ghana and officials of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) met on the side-lines of the 2019 IMF World Bank Annual Meetings to discuss innovative ways to raise funding to urgently finance education.
Ghana and the Philippines Pledge Closer Economic Cooperation
Last week, a Government of Ghana delegation, led by the Finance Minister, Hon. Ken Ofori-Atta and the Minister of Energy, Hon. John Peter Amewu, undertook consultations with the Government of the Philippines, with a view to deepening the over 60-year relationship between the two nations, extending as far back as 1957.
Hon. Ken Ofori-Atta Leads Government Delegation to the 2019 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington DC, USA
Hon Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister for Finance is leading Ghana’s delegation to the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings to be held in Washington DC, from October 14th to 20th , 2019.
Ministry of Finance Holds Breakfast Meeting with Financial Institutions
As part of the series of engagements with stakeholders to solicit views for consideration into the 2020 Annual budget, the Ministry of Finance held a breakfast meeting with a number of Financial Institutions.