Vice President, Professor Opoku-Agyemang with management and staff of BoG
The Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has sworn-in the newly appointed Board of Directors of the Bank of Ghana, charging them with the responsibility of providing dynamic and innovative leadership to navigate the country’s economic challenges.
Addressing the newly inaugurated Board at the Bank Square on March 13, 2025, the Vice President congratulated them on their appointments and highlighted their diverse expertise spanning both the public and private sectors.
She emphasised that their leadership would be crucial in restoring public trust and reinforcing the Bank’s role in maintaining macroeconomic stability.
“The success of this government depends significantly on the performance of the Central Bank. The President’s social contract with the people of Ghana is built on resetting, rebuilding, and restoring trust through sound financial sector governance and strong economic policies,” she stated.
The Vice President also urged the Board to review existing policies to ensure alignment with global best practices and the government’s broader economic agenda.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang further stressed the need for strong corporate governance to uphold the integrity and efficiency of the financial system.
Touching on gender inclusivity, the Vice President mentioned that the government had ensured a 40% female representation on the Board, demonstrating a commitment to diversity and global standards of board inclusivity.
“With the right board dynamics and the necessary support from the government and all stakeholders, I have no doubt that you will meet expectations and provide the leadership needed to propel Ghana’s economic reset, rebuild, and consolidation agenda,” she added.
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