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IMF approves $38.15 million for The Gambia

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has sanctioned approximately US$38.15 million for The Gambia following successful evaluations under its funding programs. Key highlights include:

The Gambia is experiencing robust economic growth and declining inflation. There is a commitment to meeting fiscal goals for 2025 through improved revenue collection and managed spending. Efforts are being made to prevent overspending during election periods while preserving funding for social and development initiatives.

Price stability and a market-oriented exchange rate are being upheld. There is a focus on strengthening governance, implementing anti-corruption measures, and fostering a favorable business climate for private-sector expansion. Climate resilience reforms are being executed to ensure long-term economic stability.

The IMF’s endorsement reflects ongoing confidence in The Gambia’s reform initiatives and economic policies.

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