The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is all set for their upcoming visit to Ghana, which is part of their mission to evaluate the progress of Ghana’s Economic Recovery Programme. This visit is scheduled to take place from September 25th and will extend into the first week of October. It marks the IMF’s second visit to Ghana, following the board’s approval of Ghana’s bailout on May 17th, aimed at assessing the achievement of set targets.
Ken Ofori-Atta, Ghana’s Finance Minister, shared this important update during the 3rd GIPC CEOs Breakfast meeting in Accra. He stated, “The staff from IMF will be here from September 25th to early October. Hopefully, we will reach a staff-level agreement during this period, and then we plan to present our case to the board in November this year.”
This visit by the IMF signifies a crucial step in monitoring and supporting Ghana’s efforts towards economic recovery. It demonstrates the commitment of both Ghana and the IMF in working together to achieve financial stability and growth in the country.
