The Bank of Ghana will launch a National Remittance Strategy and a Remittance Roadshow to boost foreign exchange inflows and channel diaspora transfers into long-term investment, ultimately strengthening Ghana’s financial foundation.
Created in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance, these actions address global capital flow pressures and aim to strengthen Ghana’s financial markets.
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, revealed these measures at the London–Accra Economic Growth Summit held at the Bank Square in Accra on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
“Throughout this year, we will be implementing targeted measures, including the formulation of a National Remittance Strategy in close cooperation with the Ministry of Finance, as well as a Remittance Roadshow aimed at fostering inclusive, continent-wide engagement with our diaspora,” the Governor stated.
Dr. Asiama further emphasized the growing significance of the diaspora in an increasingly volatile global economic landscape, characterizing it as both a stabilizing and catalytic force for Ghana’s economy.
He pointed out that enhancing the London–Accra corridor, in particular, would allow the British Ghanaian diaspora to transform ideas, innovation, and capital into collective prosperity, while bolstering economic resilience in both Ghana and the United Kingdom.
