Opinion paperMacroeconomy & fiscal policy
Ghana’s 2026 Domestic Debt Financing
An evidence-led assessment of liquidity pressures and unconventional issuance practices
Economist · Adviser on finance, energy and economic transformation
The Africanomics BriefDr. Mohammed Amin AdamEconomist · Adviser on finance, energy and economic transformation
I advise investors, boards, governments and development-finance institutions on African economies, capital, finance and investment, drawing on more than two decades as an economist and energy-policy specialist. As Ghana’s Minister for Finance in 2024, I led the agreement with official creditors and the US$13 billion Eurobond exchange.

Most important economic decisions in Africa sit at the point where government policy, private capital and practical delivery meet. Investors need to understand how fiscal and regulatory choices are really made. Governments need reforms that markets will fund. Boards need turnaround plans that survive contact with reality.
I have worked on every side of that table: as an independent policy analyst, a utility regulator, a deputy minister responsible for petroleum, and the Finance Minister who led Ghana’s agreement with its official creditors and its Eurobond exchange during its IMF-supported recovery. I now bring that experience to clients as an independent adviser.
I know how budgets, regulators and cabinets actually weigh trade-offs, and how to present a proposal they can say yes to.
Every recommendation is grounded in evidence, numbers and a clear view of risk, not headlines.
I design reforms and plans in stages, with checkpoints and fallback options, so they can be delivered and monitored.
Opinion paperMacroeconomy & fiscal policy
An evidence-led assessment of liquidity pressures and unconventional issuance practices
Opinion paper
A policy note on Senegal’s debt position, restructuring options and the reforms needed to restore fiscal credibility while safeguarding regional financial stability.
I speak on public finance, energy transition, capital markets and Africa’s growth agenda at conferences, board retreats and executive programmes.
Tell me about the challenge. I respond personally to every serious enquiry.