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IMANI Centre for Policy and Education on Tuesday held a forum to discuss Ghana’s macroeconomic environment.
The forum was to allow relevant stakeholders in the economy to determine if the government is providing a conducive environment for investment or otherwise. Economist and Investment Banker, Kwame Pianim was among the resource personnel who spoke at the event.
The programme happened at the Tang Palace Hotel.
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