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CEO’S HUB Calls for Stronger Public-Private Sector Dialogue

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The CEO’S HUB has submitted its 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review Report and Stakeholder Perspectives to the Ministry of Finance, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening public-private sector dialogue and contributing to Ghana’s economic development. https://www.myjoyonline.com/
The report is the outcome of The CEO’S HUB Webinar Series on the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review and the Outlook for the Business Community.
It brings together expert analyses, stakeholder perspectives and practical policy recommendations from economists, tax professionals, business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors and other participants in the business community.
The report provides an assessment of the government’s mid-year fiscal and economic measures from the perspective of the private sector, highlighting opportunities and challenges while proposing measures to strengthen Ghana’s macroeconomic environment.
Among the key areas addressed are improving the ease of doing business, stimulating private-sector growth and investment, enhancing investor confidence and creating a more supportive environment for businesses to thrive.

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Founder and Executive Director of The CEO’S HUB, Rev. Justice Sagoe, said meaningful and sustained stakeholder engagement was essential to effective public policymaking.
“At The CEO’S HUB, we believe that effective public policy is strengthened by meaningful and sustained stakeholder engagement,” Rev. Sagoe said.
He explained that the submission was intended to ensure that the experiences, perspectives and recommendations of businesses and industry leaders contributed meaningfully to Ghana’s national policy conversation and economic transformation.
The CEO’S HUB expressed appreciation to the Ministry of Finance for its continued commitment to stakeholder engagement and reaffirmed its readiness to support stronger collaboration between policymakers, business leaders, investors and the wider private sector.


The organisation also acknowledged the contributions of speakers, panellists, participants, strategic partners and other stakeholders whose insights helped shape the discussions and recommendations contained in the report.
The CEO’S HUB said it would continue to facilitate evidence-based policy dialogue, executive thought leadership and strategic public-private sector engagements aimed at promoting sustainable business growth, investment, innovation and national development.
The full report is available through The CEO’S HUB Publications.

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