Accra, Ghana – Commercial banks have thrown their weight behind the Cedi Educational Campaign, a initiative aimed at promoting proper currency handling and raising awareness about the national currency. On Wednesday, November 19, 2025, several banks took part in the campaign, engaging with customers to educate them on the significance of the Ghana cedi and the best practices for handling banknotes. This effort is part of the broader Cedi@60 drive, which seeks to enhance currency cleanliness, longevity, and public knowledge about the country’s currency.
The participating banks used this opportunity to inform their customers about the importance of proper currency handling and the role that citizens play in maintaining the integrity of the Ghana cedi. By doing so, the banks are not only promoting financial literacy but also contributing to the overall goal of creating a more informed and responsible citizenry. The Bank of Ghana has acknowledged the efforts of the commercial banks, commending them for their active participation in the campaign and their commitment to improving currency management and public awareness across the country.
The Cedi Educational Campaign is a vital initiative that highlights the importance of collective responsibility in safeguarding the national currency. By working together, commercial banks, the Bank of Ghana, and the public can ensure that the Ghana cedi remains a strong and stable symbol of the country’s economic identity. The campaign’s focus on education and awareness is expected to have a lasting impact on how Ghanaians handle and perceive their currency, ultimately contributing to a more robust and resilient financial system.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
