Sustaining economic gains is Mahama’s real test – Alan Kyerematen
United Party leader Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen says the progress recorded in Ghana’s macroeconomic indicators under the current administration will only have lasting significance if the gains can be maintained over time.
Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen, leader of the United Party, has expressed his belief that the economic improvements observed under Ghana's current administration by President John Dramani Mahama will only truly reflect the government's success if they can be maintained over time. While acknowledging the importance of economic stability, Mr. Kyerematen argued that evaluating a government's performance should not be limited to short-term gains.
He emphasized that the true measure of effective economic management lies in the ability to build upon and preserve those gains. During an interview on Channel One TV, Mr. Kyerematen stated that while the NDC and President Mahama have generally performed well, particularly in stabilising the macroeconomy, the critical question now is whether the government can sustain the progress achieved.
He highlighted the need to focus on the policies and institutional frameworks necessary to ensure long-term economic stability, suggesting that temporary stability could easily be reversed without the appropriate measures in place.
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