L On Wednesday, November 16, 2022, the International Monetary Fund announced that the pace of implementation Senegal is implementing structural reforms more slowly. He therefore deplored delays in the adoption of the operational framework for the budgetary management of revenues from hydrocarbon exploitation and the new Public Procurement Code.

At the end of an expert mission, which stayed in Dakar from 4 to 15 November 2022, the fund declared in a press release that “significant progress has been made in the implementation of This is part of the structural reform agenda, but the pace has been slower than expected by the program.” This edition aimed to carry out the sixth and final review, within the framework of the Instrument for Coordination of Economic Policies (ICPE) and the third and final review, within the framework of the Confirmatory Credit Facility (Fcc) and the Confirmation Agreement (Ac).

The IMF has thus deplored the delay in adopting the operational framework for the budget management of revenues from hydrocarbon exploitation and the new Public Procurement Code, which should guarantee more open and competitive tenders However, the institution reported overall satisfaction with performance under the program.