Vice President Dr. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has reiterated the government’s dedication to launching a Women’s Development Bank, aimed at empowering women and bolstering the economy. She convened an important meeting with key stakeholders, including representatives from the Bank of Ghana, the Ministry of Finance, market leaders, microfinance and susu operators, as well as members of her office’s committee.
The meeting yielded crucial insights into the specific financial requirements of women, many of whom operate outside formal economic structures yet play an essential role in the nation’s economic landscape. Dr. Opoku-Agyemang highlighted the government’s determination to establish a bank that effectively addresses the realities faced by women, thereby empowering them and fostering economic growth.
Her discussions with stakeholders highlighted the pressing need for a financial system tailored to the unique needs of women within Ghana’s economy. This initiative is part of the government’s broader strategy to foster economic development and inclusivity, focusing on supporting women who are vital to the country’s economic advancement.
Story By: Kwame Lawerh
