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IMF approves Ghana’s final programme review, clears way for over $300m disbursement
Ghana has successfully completed its three-year programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after the Fund’s Executive Board approved the country’s final review under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) arrangement.
With the Board’s decision, Ghana has now formally completed its IMF-supported Extended Credit Facility programme while securing a new Policy Coordination Instrument to help anchor economic policies going forward.
The approvals mark a significant milestone for Ghana, officially bringing to a close the Extended Credit Facility programme that the country entered into with the IMF in 2023 to restore macroeconomic stability, rebuild investor confidence and support economic reforms.
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