The CEO’S HUB has formally submitted its 2026 Mid‑Year Budget analysis and stakeholder perspectives to the Ministry of Finance, reaffirming its commitment to Ghana’s economic advancement and private‑sector vitality.

The submission is intended to foster constructive cross‑sector dialogue between business leaders and policymakers.

The report, developed from The CEO’S Webinar Series on the 2026 Mid‑Year Budget and business outlook, compiles key insights, specialist appraisals and practical policy proposals from economists, tax specialists, business executives, entrepreneurs and investment partners.

It presents the business community’s perspectives on the Government’s mid‑year fiscal and economic measures, and highlights principal opportunities and challenges.

The submission proposes recommendations aimed at strengthening the macroeconomic environment, improving the ease of doing business, stimulating private‑sector growth and investment, and enhancing investor confidence.

Commenting on the submission, the Founder and Leader of CEO’S HUB, Reverend Justice Sagoe, stated emphatically that, they believe that effective public policy is strengthened by meaningful and sustained stakeholder engagement.

"By submitting this report to the Ministry of Finance, we are helping to ensure that the perspectives, experiences and recommendations of businesses and industry leaders contribute meaningfully to the national policy conversation and Ghana’s continued economic transformation," he said.

Reverend Sagoe expressed appreciation to the Ministry of Finance for its commitment to stakeholder engagement and reiterated the organisation’s readiness to serve as a credible platform for strengthening dialogue and collaboration between policymakers, business leaders, investors and the wider private sector.

The CEO’S HUB also thanked the distinguished speakers, panellists, participants, strategic partners and stakeholders whose insights and contributions enriched the discussions and informed the recommendations contained in the report.

Reverend Sagoe added that, beyond its core mission, the CEO’S HUB will continue to drive data‑backed policy discussions, executive insights and public‑private partnerships that champion long‑term business success, investment, innovation and national growth.