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Completion of IMF programme reflects significant progress made in ensuring economic stability – Finance Ministry
The Finance Ministry went ahead in the statement to state that following the completion of the Extended Credit Facility, Ghana will now begin a new phase of engagement with the IMF through this 36-month Non-Bailout Policy Coordinating Instrument.
The Finance Ministry argued that the facility is a non-financing that will support the government’s reform agenda and help sustain confidence in Ghana’s economic plan.
The Finance Ministry has described the completion of the three-year Extended Credit Facility (ECF) as a significant progress made in ensuring economic stability.
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