Senegal and the International Monetary Fund have reached a new 2.2 billion dollar loan agreement, aimed at helping the West African nation address its mounting debt and restore economic stability. The deal comes after a major revision of Senegal's public finances revealed previously undisclosed debt. It is also expected to support reforms aimed at strengthening public finances while creating a path towards sustainable economic growth. Innocent Semosa has more …

 

<p data-start="6528" data-end="7006">Senegal and the International Monetary Fund have reached a new 2.2 billion dollar loan agreement, aimed at helping the West African nation address its mounting debt and restore economic stability. The deal comes after a major revision of Senegal's public finances revealed previously undisclosed debt. It is also expected to support reforms aimed at strengthening public finances while creating a path towards sustainable economic growth. Innocent Semosa has more &hellip;</p>
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