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Some of the country's donor partners have pledged to soon release funds for projects in the country.
Others say they have to report back to their respective governments before they can release the funds.
These were some of the conclusions reached at the meeting between government and donor partners yesterday.
Some of the partners argued that though they are not satisfied with how the economy is being managed, they are encouraged by some actions government is taking.
The partners earlier this year promised to give Ghana some 188 million dollars to fund some projects outlined in the budget. However, only 10 million dollars has come in so far. The delay has affected government's operations and some on-going road projects in the country.
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