Senegal, IMF reach staff agreement on $2.2 billion loan program
Senegal and the IMF have reached a preliminary agreement on a $2.2 billion loan program, marking a resumption of lending to the country after a two-year freeze. The funding had been suspended following the revelation of billions of dollars in previously undisclosed loans that had not been properly accounted for in the nation's finances.
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Senegal, IMF Reach Staff Agreement on $2.2 Billion Loan Program
Senegal and the IMF have reached a preliminary agreement on a $2.2 billion loan program, marking a resumption of lending to the country after a two-year freeze. The funding had been suspended following the revelation of billions of dollars in previously undisclosed loans that had not been properly accounted for in the nation's finances.
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