Parliament approves over GH₵68 billion for the first quarter of 2025

Members of Parliament (MPs) on Thursday, January 2, approved a total of GH₵68,134,674,527 for the first quarter of 2025.

The funds are to be allocated across various sectors of the economy between January and March this year.

According to the mini-budget 2025, the new John Mahama administration plans to spend GH₵16,462,828,490 on compensation for employees.

Expenditure on goods and services is set at GH₵3,123,221,785, while interest payments will cost the nation GH₵20,691,523,500.

Other expenditures include GH₵45,507,080 for subsidies, GH₵9,193,773,211 for grants to other government units, and GH₵234,703,983 for social benefits.

Additionally, other government expenditures are expected to amount to GH₵5,293,248,499.

This brings the total expenditure for the first three months of the year to GH₵64,508,623,999.

Furthermore, the new government will allocate GH₵2,345,505,925 for arrears clearance and GH₵1,280,544,603 for amortisation.

In total, the state's expenditure in advance of appropriation stands at GH₵68,134,674,527.

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