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  1. Ghana's pension fund model is currently under study.
  2. Partnership strengthens pension system through MVP, while the Minister defends the government's commitment to pension reform.

President reaffirmed government commitment to pension outcomes, while Thomas Nyarko Ampem serves as Deputy Finance Minister for Ghana.

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President reaffirmed government commitment to pension outcomes, while Thomas Nyarko Ampem serves as Deputy Finance Minister for Ghana.

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  1. Ampem, Deputy Finance Minister, addressed a conference in Accra.1 source
  2. President reaffirmed government commitment to pension outcomes.1 source

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