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2026 Mid-Year Budget: GhIE urges government to increase infrastructure fund

The finance minister is expected to present the 2026 mid-year budget review to Parliament later on Thursday, with stakeholders across various sectors keenly awaiting measures aimed at sustaining economic recovery while addressing critical infrastructure and development needs.
Bekoe, Vice President of the Public Accountability Committee of the Ghana Institution of Engineering, said the institution expects the Finance Minister to allocate more resources to the country's infrastructure sector when he presents the mid-year budget to Parliament.
The Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE) has called on the government to significantly increase investment in critical infrastructure and place greater emphasis on maintenance in the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review.
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