The government of Ghana and the International Monetary Fund(IMF) have finally reached a staff-level agreement concerning economic reforms that will be aided by a modern three-year arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility that is worth $3 billion.
A recent statement issued via the IMF’s official website indicated that the organization was pleased to inform Ghanaians that the team has reached a staff-level agreement with the authorities of the Ghanaian government.
The said agreement will be centered on a three-year program supported by the Extended Credit Facility agreement option which is worth a wholesome $3 billion.
This economic program will aim at restoring the marcoeconomic stability and debt sustainability of the country while building a formidable foundation for a robust and more inclusive growth system.
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