Government has announced a debt restructuring programme to put the country’s debt level on a sustainable path.
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta said the Debt Exchange Programme is part of a key requirement for the government to obtain economic programme from the International Monetary Fund.
Tonight on PM Express, the show has been divided into two parts. Part one is a one-on-one interview with the Deputy Finance Minister, Dr. John Kumah on the debt restructuring programme.
The second part of the show will be a discussion with labour unions and other stakeholders on the announced policy.
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