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The Minister for Finance, Hon. Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, has announced plans by the government to invest US$10 billion over four years, from 2027 to 2030, to build a modern Ghanaian economy anchored on eight interconnected pillars.
Presenting the 2027 Budget Statement and Economic Policy to Parliament, he explained that the investment would focus on transforming key sectors of the economy, boosting production and creating sustainable opportunities for Ghanaians.
The eight pillars outlined by the Finance Minister are macroeconomic stability and affordable finance; commercial agriculture; energy infrastructure; critical minerals value addition; tourism, culture and creative arts; textiles and garments; pharmaceuticals and biomanufacturing; and the technology economy.
He noted that the strategy would prioritise expanding domestic production, strengthening strategic industries and enhancing the country’s capacity to generate economic opportunities.
According to him, the coordinated investment across these sectors is expected to support Ghana’s transition towards a modern, productive and competitive economy.