Le FMI a signé en collaboration avec les autorités Ghanaian: a service-level agreement on economic policies and reforms that will be supported by a new three-year agreement under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) of approximately 3 milliards de dollars .

A travers le programme économique, les deux partenaires vont rétablir la stabilité macroéconomique et la viabilité de la dette while laying the groundwork for stronger growth and more inclusive. Indeed, the IMF said in a statement published on its website that “the authorities' robust reform agenda aims to restore macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability while protecting vulnerable people, preserving financial stability, and laying the groundwork for a strong and inclusive recovery.”

S'agissant des détails de l' accord, le communiqué précise qu' “en plus Anticipated fiscal consolidation and measures to reduce inflation and rebuild external reserves, the program contemplates R&D comprehensive forms to address structural weaknesses and strengthen resilience to shocks.”