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Senegal is negotiating a loan program with the IMF amid a debt crisis while forming a new cabinet and facing political splits.

10 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 16
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Senegal is negotiating a loan program with the IMF amid a debt crisis while forming a new cabinet and facing political splits.

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SenegalInternational Monetary FundBassirou Diomaye Faye

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  1. Kristalina Georgieva involved in IMF discussions on Senegal's economic policy.1 source
  2. Faye administration initiates a governance reset.Sub-event
  3. Senegal is negotiating a loan package using the G20 Common Framework and Paris Club.1 source
  4. The IMF assessed statistical reliability and data quality for Senegal.Sub-event
  5. The IMF reached a staff-level agreement with Senegal, with the support expected to unlock World Bank financing.Sub-event
  6. IMF offers Senegal a $2.2 billion three-year loan package.1 source
  7. New cabinet formed and Sonko elected president of the National Assembly amid debt talks.1 source

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