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Samuel Nartey George, Minister-Designate for Communications, Digitalisation, and Innovation, has emphasised that financial technology (fintech) is central to President John Dramani Mahama’s economic vision, highlighting its role in driving financial inclusion and economic growth.
Speaking during his vetting by the Appointments Committee on January 30, Mr. George stressed that fintech will be a key pillar of the government’s strategy to modernise Ghana’s digital economy.
“Fintech is at the heart of Mahama’s government. We recognise the transformative power of digital financial services in driving economic development and ensuring financial inclusion for all,” he stated.
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Sam George highlighted the administration’s commitment to:
✅ Enhancing digital payment systems to reduce cash dependency.
✅ Expanding financial accessibility for marginalised communities.
✅ Creating policies that foster fintech innovation and investment.
He assured Ghanaians that under President Mahama’s leadership, fintech will play a critical role in making financial transactions seamless, efficient, and more inclusive.
While pledging to create an enabling environment for fintech startups and digital businesses to thrive, Mr. George emphasised the need for strong regulatory oversight to protect consumers and ensure sustainable growth.
“We will work closely with stakeholders to strike the right balance—encouraging innovation while maintaining financial security and regulatory integrity.”
With fintech emerging as a cornerstone of Ghana’s digital economy, Sam George’s vision aligns with the government’s broader goal of leveraging technology to drive financial empowerment, economic efficiency, and national development.
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