Ms. Matilda Asante Asiedu, Second Deputy Governor of the Financial institution of Ghana, referred to as for collective efforts to maintain Ghana’s current financial progress, stressing that sustaining stability requires the lively participation of all stakeholders.
Delivering the keynote deal with on the Cash Summit 2026 in Accra on June 2, he outlined the enhancing state of affairs in Ghana’s economic system and emphasised the shared duty to maintain the progress made to this point.
“We have now secured stability and our activity now’s to take care of it,” Asante Asiedu instructed leaders from banking, finance, agriculture and the general public sector.
He emphasised the interconnectedness of belief, capital and stability, explaining that these are important pillars for long-term financial progress.
“Belief lowers the price of capital, capital funds progress, progress maintains stability, and stability deepens belief,” she stated.
In line with her, it is very important strengthen confidence within the economic system to draw funding, foster enterprise growth and guarantee sustainable growth.
Mrs. Asante Asiedu reaffirmed the Financial institution of Ghana’s dedication to making sure worth stability, strengthening the monetary sector, deepening the home capital market and sustaining an orderly international trade market.
He famous that these measures stay central to the Financial institution’s mission and are important to supporting financial resilience and selling inclusive progress.
The Cash Summit 2026 introduced collectively stakeholders from banking, finance, agriculture and the general public sector to debate methods to maintain Ghana’s financial restoration and foster long-term prosperity.
