BRT Extended 2026 calls for Ghana to convert economic stabilisation into long-term resilience

…The Inaugural Executive Dialogue brought together government, business, academia and development partners together to move from diagnosis to implementation The inaugural Business Roundtable Extended 2026 Executive Dialogue has called for Ghana to use its current period of macroeconomic stabilisation to build a more productive, diversified, competitive and resilient economy.

The event brought together senior public officials, private-sector leaders, development partners, academics, members of the media and other stakeholders for a focused conversation on how Ghana can sustain its recent economic gains and translate them into broad-based prosperity.

The Deputy Minister framed the government’s expectations of the private sector as a new compact: government must provide stability, predictability, infrastructure, efficient regulation and fiscal discipline, while business must respond with investment, innovation, productivity, exports and jobs.