The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been allocated GH¢1.9 billion in the 2027 Budget to strengthen Ghana’s foreign policy and enhance the country’s standing on the African continent and the international stage.
Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, announced the allocation while presenting the 2027 Budget Statement and Economic Policy to Parliament.
He said the funding was intended to support Ghana’s foreign policy objectives and strengthen its position in international relations.
We have allocated GH¢1.9 billion to the Ministry
“We have allocated GH¢1.9 billion to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enhance Ghana’s foreign policy and strengthen our standing in Africa and on the world stage,” Dr Forson told Parliament.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a central role in representing Ghana’s interests abroad, maintaining bilateral and multilateral relations, promoting international cooperation and advancing the country’s foreign policy priorities.
The GH¢1.9 billion provision is expected to support the Ministry in carrying out its mandate as Ghana seeks to consolidate its diplomatic presence and strengthen its influence in regional and global affairs.
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