Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, displays the bag containing the budget statement Photo David Andoh
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Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, on Tuesday, July 24, presented the 2024 Mid-year budget review to Parliament.
The minister, who made the presentation for the time was in the House with his deputies.
The Commissioner of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Ms Julie Essiam was among the top government official who witnessed the presentation.
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