IMF reaches agreement with Benin on $658m extended credit facility

The programme is intended to help the West African country address pressing financing needs related to security, the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, as well as anchor its national development plan, the IMF said.
"IMF staff and the Beninese authorities have reached agreement on an innovative programme - first case under the IMF's High Combined Credit Exposure (HCCE) policy - to support the economy in the near-term while advancing policies and reforms to foster sustained private-sector led growth," it said.
The agreement is subject to approval by IMF Management and the Executive Board around mid-June 2022.
Source: Reuters

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