As the CEO and managing director of the Ramel International Group of Accra, Ghana, Johnny Amartey Nuno-Amarteifio leads one of the country's fastest-growing organizations, as recognized by the Ghana Investment Promotion Council. Johnny Amartey Nuno-Amarteifio also presided over the Ramel International Group's induction into the elite Ghana Club, which only admits the country's top 100 companies.

1. By Johnny Amartey Nuno-Amarteifio

2.  As the CEO and managing director of the Ramel
International Group of Accra, Ghana, Johnny Amartey
Nuno-Amarteifio leads one of the country's fastest-
growing organizations, as recognized by the Ghana
Investment Promotion Council. Johnny Amartey Nuno-
Amarteifio also presided over the Ramel International
Group's induction into the elite Ghana Club, which only
admits the country's top 100 companies.
In early April of 2015, the Ghanaian government
announced that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had
finally delivered a $918 million financial assistance
package it had promised. This came as the result of four
months of negotiations and four rounds of discussions
with the IMF, which began in August 2014.

3.  Authorities from the IMF stated that the program
aims to re-introduce macroeconomic and debt
stability to the Ghanaian economy.
National officials have a detailed program for
pursuing this goal and will make it available for
public review in the near future. The plan includes an
increase of foreign reserves and the implementation
of structural reforms, including monetary policy
changes and the managing of public finances.
Ghanaian officials reached a staff-level agreement
earlier in the year regarding use of the funds and
have since received executive board approval of the
plan, which includes the immediate disbursal of
$114.8 million.