A new debt programme has been agreed upon between Senegal and the International Monetary Fund. The programme is valued at $2.2 billion. This agreement comes after an earlier one was suspended.
The suspension occurred in 2024 due to the discovery of underreported debt. The International Monetary Fund announced the new agreement on Tuesday.
Further details about the programme can be found through the financial institution's announcement.
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