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IMF boss optimistic about Ghana’s economic progress amidst $3bn support package

In a recent update from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva delivered insights into the economic prospects of key African nations, shedding light on the evolving landscape of debt restructuring and economic stability across the continent.

Ghana, a recipient of a substantial $3 billion IMF support package, has been the focus of attention as it undergoes its inaugural program review. Georgieva expressed an optimistic outlook on Ghana’s economic trajectory, highlighting notable improvements in the nation’s fiscal position over the past month.

Moreover, Ghana’s financial stability hinges on the imminent disbursement of a $600 million tranche of IMF funds, slated for November. Georgieva underscored that this disbursement is pivotal not just for Ghana’s economic stability but also for bolstering investor confidence in the nation.

“Ghana is doing actually quite well. You have seen that their position has improved over the last month, the economy is in a much better place.

“I would very much hope that we can have the disbursement,” she said referring to a $600 million tranche of IMF money that’s due to be disbursed in November.

“That is part of the confidence building that we are projecting,” she said regarding Ghana’s economic stability.

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Turning her gaze to Zambia and Ghana, both nations grappling with debt defaults, Georgieva struck a note of reassurance. She revealed that progress is underway under their respective IMF programs, with a memorandum of understanding with Zambia’s bilateral creditors on the horizon.

Meanwhile, the economic landscape in Tunisia, another North African nation, presents challenges that demand urgent action. Though Georgieva asserted that a debt restructuring is not an immediate necessity, she emphasized that Tunisia must swiftly enact measures to fortify its fiscal position and enhance its overall economic performance.

Egypt, a significant player in the region, found itself in the spotlight as well. Georgieva warned of the repercussions of delaying currency devaluation, stressing that Egypt’s reserves would continue to dwindle. Egypt has already undergone multiple devaluations of its currency in response to mounting economic pressures.

Furthermore, Georgieva advocated for including clauses in debt agreements that facilitate debt service suspensions when countries are hit by climate disasters. This approach, she argued, would allow nations to prioritize saving lives without being encumbered by crippling debt obligations.

Lastly, the IMF Managing Director defended the G20 Common Framework for debt treatment, citing examples of improved efficiency as more nations seek assistance. Chad, Zambia, Sri Lanka, and Ghana were referenced as case studies, where shorter timeframes for progress have been witnessed.

In summary, Kristalina Georgieva’s insights underscored the critical importance of addressing unsustainable debt crises and promoting economic stability in African countries. Against the backdrop of global economic uncertainty, these developments offer a glimpse into the evolving financial landscape of the region.

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