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Franklin Cudjoe, the Executive Director of IMANI Africa, has publicly commended Ato Forson, the Ranking Member of Parliament's Finance Committee, for his role in the fastest reduction of Ghana's public debt in recent years. Cudjoe praised Forson's efforts, stating that the opposition MP's contributions have significantly helped in curbing the country's debt accumulation.

Ato Forson, a prominent figure, has announced that the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) will conduct an audit of corruption risks at the Lands Commission and the Roads Ministry in 2026. In the 2026 budget, Forson revealed that the Judiciary will introduce an e-Appeal Records System to reduce delays. Additionally, the government plans to construct six hospitals in the newly created regions. During a visit to Singapore, former President John Mahama secured $1 billion in investments, according to Forson. The government is set to establish a Value for Money Office to minimize waste and ensure accountability. Forson explained that the government has pegged the salary rise at 9% due to specific reasons. The 2026 budget also includes the completion of the 198km Accra-Kumasi Expressway in three years. Dr. Ato Forson highlighted that bad roads are the largest contributor to food inflation in Ghana. Furthermore, the removal of the COVID-19 levy in 2026 is expected to return GH¢3.7 billion to Ghanaians.