Former President John Dramani Mahama has assured the business community that the current economic stability being experienced in the country is not temporary and will be sustained into the future.
Speaking at a business engagement, Mahama emphasised that ongoing economic measures and policy interventions are aimed at creating long-term stability to support businesses, attract investments, and strengthen confidence in the economy.
According to him, recent improvements in key economic indicators should not be viewed as accidental developments, stressing that deliberate strategies are being implemented to maintain stability and promote sustainable growth.
“The current stability is not a fluke; it will be sustained into the future,” he stated while addressing concerns from investors and members of the private sector.
Mahama further highlighted the importance of creating a predictable business environment that allows companies to plan effectively, expand operations, and create employment opportunities for Ghanaians.
He also underscored the role of government-private sector collaboration in driving economic recovery and ensuring long-term national development.
Business leaders at the event reportedly welcomed the assurance, noting that policy consistency and macroeconomic stability remain critical factors for investment and business growth in Ghana.
The remarks come at a time when many businesses continue to monitor inflation, exchange rate movements, and broader economic reforms aimed at stabilising the economy and restoring investor confidence.
