An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team will from today, February 10, 2025, begin a series of engagements with government about the economy.
The discussions will centre on the economy and the 2025 Budget, which sources say will be presented in Parliament in March 2025.
Other issues on the agenda during the five-day visit and meetings will be an assessment of progress made by the government on negotiations with External Commercial Creditors and the Energy Sector debts. In addition, the IMF would seek some clarity on the government's plans to deal with the country's energy situation and talk about privatising parts of the Electricity Company of Ghana's (ECG) operations.
Fourth Review and IMF visit Sources have told JOYBUSINESS the visit is not a Review Mission, but an engagement that will focus mainly on the economy and the 2025 Budget.
