The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved the fourth review of Ghana‘s programme under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF), paving the way for a $370 million disbursement to support the country’s ongoing economic recovery.
This significant milestone reaffirms Ghana’s commitment to fiscal discipline and broad-based economic reform. The IMF’s endorsement highlights the government’s progress in implementing macroeconomic policies and structural reforms that are yielding measurable results.
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According to the Ministry of Finance, the approval serves as validation of the country’s determination to steer its economy back to stability and growth. The disbursement forms part of a broader support package aimed at helping Ghana restore debt sustainability, strengthen public finances, and boost investor confidence.
“Today marks another decisive step forward in Ghana’s economic recovery journey, demonstrating that our reform agenda is not just working, it’s exceeding expectations,” the statement added.
The fourth review approval signals strong confidence from the international community and further strengthens Ghana’s access to external financing as it continues efforts to rebuild its financial future.
