The immediate past Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has earned the admiration of the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Ms. Kristalina Georgieva for his exceptional leadership and significant contributions to Ghana’s economic stability during his
tenure.
In a letter to bid farewell to the former Minister, Ms. Georgieva commended Dr. Amin Adam for his commitment to the successful implementation of Ghana’s US$3 billion dollars-IMF-supported program. This, she said played a key role in restoring Ghana’s macroeconomic stability, ensuring debt sustainability and fostering inclusive growth during challenging economic times.
“You have had a profound impact on Ghana and its citizens,” the IMF boss stated. “Your efforts have not only strengthened Ghana’s economy but have also inspired confidence in the country’s future.”
Ms. Georgieva also acknowledged the instrumental role Dr. Amin Adam played in positioning Ghana for long-term growth and praised his leadership during the IMF-backed reforms, which had a positive impact on Ghana’s financial outlook. She expressed confidence that his duties as a legislator would continue to drive meaningful changes in governance and economic policies in Ghana.
“I have every confidence that you will continue to make a meaningful difference, particularly as you assume your role as a re-elected member of Parliament. Your passion for public service and commitment to positive change will serve as a beacon of inspiration for many,” Ms. Georgieva concluded.
The IMF boss expressed optimism that Dr. Amin Adam continued work will positively impact Ghana’s growth trajectory as he embarks on a new chapter in his public service.
