In a meeting on Accra based Metro TV, he said the public authority has a nitty gritty arrangement on what it looks for from the IMF.
Portraying the causal elements as power majeure, the Trade and Industry Minister highlighted the positive development of the economy somewhere in the range of 2017 and 2019 as enough motivation to trust the authority of the public authority to cruise through the most recent bailout.
Mr. Kyerematen made sense of that the elements that took the ongoing government to IMF and that of the past NDC are totally unique and that the generally existing system postponed by the public authority will reduce the weight on Ghanaians.
As per the Minister, the IMF is there to help part expresses that required specialized and additionally monetary guide to assist them with remaining on their feet once more.
In his initial discourse on the Good Evening Ghana program, the Minister said, “there is the need to examine this issue (Ghana’s talks with the IMF) impartially and with genuine realities”.
He then, at that point, featured the extraneous development of the economy that saw the economy shore up saves at the Central bank, subduing expansion, paying off past commitments to reasonable levels and making exchange overflow which brought about additional products over imports in the initial year and a half of the public authority.