2027 Budget to turn economic stability into jobs — Deputy Finance Minister

The government plans to utilize the 2027 budget to convert Ghana's economic stability into job creation, productive investment, and enhanced living standards, according to Deputy Finance Minister Thomas Nyarko Ampem. During his address at the Ghana Statistical Service's Ghana Numbers, 2025 programme, Mr. Ampem revealed that the budget could possibly be centered around the theme "Moving Ghana from Stability to New Economy".

This proposed direction signifies advancements in stabilizing the economy, with growth metrics and other macroeconomic indicators demonstrating positive progress.

Mr. Ampem highlighted that the government has achieved substantial progress in restoring fiscal discipline. He stated that the Finance Minister would strive to ensure these gains translate into practical benefits for Ghanaians, such as increased employment, investment opportunities, and improved living conditions. He added that the budget will advance the government's subsequent economic strategy.

Additionally, Mr. Ampem announced that the government will introduce the 2027 Budget and Economic Policy to Parliament on November 12, 2026. This timely presentation will provide ample opportunity for parliamentary scrutiny, debate, and approval before the commencement of the 2027 fiscal year.