The Parliament of Ghana is hosting the 2025 Post-Budget Workshop focusing on the national budget’s complexities. Key topics include macroeconomic outlook and revenue generation, with insights from various experts. Discussions will also involve pressing issues like job creation and poverty alleviation, led by advisor Goosie Obuadum Tanoh.
The Parliament of Ghana is presently conducting the 2025 Post-Budget Workshop aimed at facilitating comprehension of the national budget among Members of Parliament (MPs). This initiative is designed to enhance legislative oversight and informed decision-making by fostering discussions regarding the implications of Ghana’s national budget.
Key subjects under consideration include the Macroeconomic Outlook, Revenue Generation & Expenditure, Sectoral Allocations, Debt Management, and the vital areas of Implementation & Oversight, all of which were outlined in the budget presented by the Minister of Finance on March 11, 2025.
The workshop will include contributions from economic experts, policymakers, and officials from the Ministry of Finance, enriching the discourse on fiscal matters. Furthermore, MPs are expected to engage actively in debates focusing on job creation, poverty alleviation, and the improvement of public service delivery.
Currently, the session is being addressed by Goosie Obuadum Tanoh, the presidential advisor for the 24-hour Economy policy. Additionally, interested viewers can access a livestream of this significant event and stay updated with the latest episodes on GhanaWeb TV.
The workshop demonstrates a commitment to enhancing Parliamentary understanding of the national budget and the broader economic policies that affect Ghanaian citizens. Through expert insights and focused discussions on pertinent issues such as job creation and poverty alleviation, the Parliament aims to strengthen its legislative capabilities. The participation of key figures like Goosie Obuadum Tanoh underscores the importance of cohesive collaboration between policymakers and legislative bodies.
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