At Citi TV's Cedi Summit, which will take place this year on June 27 at the Alisa Hotel in Accra, three important experts are anticipated to express their perspectives on the present state of the world economy and how it is affecting the nation.
Professor Peter Quartey, the director of the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), Jeff Gable, the head of the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC) Research and the chief economist of ABSA Bank, and David Ofosu-Dorte, a senior partner at the law firm of AB & David, are the experts.
Prof. Quartey will discuss the state of the world economy, focusing on how it is affecting Sub-Saharan nations like Ghana, while Mr. Gable will highlight the difficulties and opportunities that lie ahead.
of Ghana, while Mr. Gable will focus on the summit's issues and opportunities that the global economy brings.
On the other side, Mr. Ofosu-Dorte will offer perceptive perspectives on the socio-economic landscape of Ghana and Africa.
Summit
This year's Citi Business Festival includes the one-day Economic Summit, which is being organised by Citi TV in collaboration with the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) and ABSA Bank Ghana.
The summit, among other things, aims to put these global developments in their proper perspective by examining the feasibility and implications of potential solutions for SSA, analysing the effects of these developments on economies and economic actors, and discussing the effects of these developments on economies.
The summit is taking place as the world economy is on the verge of a recession brought on by post-Covid-19 recovery threats, such as the war in Russia and Ukraine and the potential for Covid-19 lockdowns in China. As a result, the World Bank has lowered its projection for global economic growth by almost a percentage point, to 3.2%.