Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang swore in the new Governing Board of the Bank of Ghana, highlighting their diverse expertise essential for addressing economic challenges. She emphasized the Board’s role in restoring trust and ensuring stability, urged policy reviews, and praised the government’s commitment to gender equality with significant female representation. The Vice President called for focus on supporting marginalized groups to drive economic recovery.
In a formal ceremony held at the Bank of Ghana’s Bank Square in Accra, Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang officially inducted the newly appointed Governing Board of the Bank of Ghana. She commended the Board members for their diverse backgrounds and extensive experience, both in public and private sectors, vital for addressing the nation’s economic challenges.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang expressed confidence that the Board’s expertise would provide innovative leadership essential for overcoming these challenges. She emphasized the significance of the Central Bank’s performance for the government’s success and highlighted the Board’s crucial role in restoring public trust and ensuring macroeconomic stability through prudent governance and policy-making.
The Vice President urged the Board to review existing policies to ensure alignment with global best practices and the government’s social contract with the Ghanaian people. Furthermore, she acknowledged the composition of the Board, which includes over 40% female representation, as a reflection of the government’s commitment to gender parity and diversity.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang also advised the Board to prioritize policies that support small-scale traders, women, and youth, reinforcing the need for decisions that positively affect all citizens, especially marginalized communities. She expressed her belief that with effective governance structures and collaboration, the Board would lead Ghana towards economic recovery and growth.
In closing, she congratulated the Board members and extended her best wishes for their success in their new responsibilities.
The inauguration of the new Bank of Ghana Governing Board, led by Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, signifies a strategic effort towards addressing the country’s economic challenges. The emphasis on diverse backgrounds, policy alignment with global best practices, and a commitment to supporting marginalized groups reflects the government’s vision for economic recovery and stability. By prioritizing inclusive policies, the Board is positioned to instill public trust and enhance the nation’s financial governance.
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