2027 Budget to prioritise citizens’ interests – Dr. Ato Forson
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2027 Budget to prioritise citizens’ interests – Dr. Ato Forson

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Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has stated that the interest of the Ghanaians will remain the government’s foremost priority in preparing the 2027 Budget.

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