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Directors welcomed three focus areas and digital transformation as a cross-cutting theme, noted Ghana’s role in regional trade and integration, and highlighted recent slower poverty reduction alongside COVID-19 impacts. They emphasized private-sector job creation, women’s economic empowerment, climate and sustainability priorities, and the need for strengthened macroeconomic and energy dialogue. 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They acknowledged the importance of Ghana in the wider Africa region including its hosting of the Secretariat of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement and its critical role in regional trade and integration.  \nRecognizing the significant progress made by Ghana in reducing poverty and improving human capital indicators over the last three decades, Directors noted the slower pace of poverty reduction more recently, persistent spatial disparities, and the major social and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Directors highlighted the importance of the private sector for job creation and economic transformation. They also urged the WBG to support the Government in addressing gender inequality issues, with a particular focus on women’s economic empowerment.  \nDirectors noted Ghana’s high export concentration and exposure to commodity price changes and stressed the importance of addressing climate change and sustainability. They encouraged the WBG to explore potential opportunities to strengthen the climate focus of the program once the forthcoming Climate Change Development Report is completed.  \nDirectors stressed the importance of a robust WBG dialogue with the government on macroeconomic and the energy sector issues as key to a sustained recovery and a more resilient economy, noting the urgency to address fiscal imbalances, high levels of debt, and energy sector shortfalls. They stressed the need to strengthen fiscal consolidation through both revenue enhancing and expenditure efficiency measures. They called upon the WBG to explore the use of DPFs conditioned upon desired outcomes to address the country’s major challenges.  \nDirectors welcomed the CPF’s approach to dealing with job creation with a focus on supporting entrepreneurship and improving skills. They encouraged IFC's continued support and the leveraging of the one WBG approach in achieving CPF objectives by supporting private sector development, including Small and Medium-size Enterprises (SMEs) . 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