Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah is urging the Majority and Minority Caucuses to work in close collaboration to get a feasible budget program that will propel the Ghanaian economy onto the path of recovery.

In a post on Twitter, the Minister hinted that government’s economic blueprint for next year which will be presented to Parliament on Thursday, November 24, will focus on prudent economic policies that will help reboot the economy, hence, needs the collaboration of both sides of the house.

“The 2023 budget is supposed to be the foundation of our recovery. Majority and Minority will have to work together in the national interest to arrive at a feasible budget program,” he tweeted.

The 2023 budget is supposed to be the foundation of our recovery. Majority and Minority will have to work together in the national interest to arrive at a feasible budget program. pic.twitter.com/vmUAgus0Pk

— Kojo Oppong Nkrumah (@konkrumah) November 22, 2022

Hinting at some key pillars of the budget, the Minister said it will focus on restoring macroeconomic stability, arresting the escalating cost of living, achieving moderate growth and completing ongoing government projects across the country.

This, he said the budget statement is a prerequisite for securing an International Monetary Fund (IMF) deal and therefore must be carefully crafted in order to get the buy-in of all segments of society.