The International Monetary Fund has approved the release of $370 million to Ghana following the successful completion of the fourth review under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) Programme.
The approval marks the fifth tranche of support and reflects growing international confidence in Ghana’s economic recovery and reform agenda.
According to Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, the country’s macroeconomic policies and structural reforms are yielding tangible results, acknowledged by the global community.
The IMF’s decision follows a comprehensive assessment of Ghana’s progress on fiscal consolidation, debt sustainability, and structural reform targets.
The disbursement will bolster the national budget, helping to maintain essential services and sustain reform implementation, as the government works to rebuild investor confidence and drive long-term economic stability.
