Togo Attends IMF/World Bank Meetings in Bangkok with $800M+ Financing
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What happened
Togo is attending the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok. The country has over US$800 million in financing at stake, which combines an IMF Extended Credit Facility loan and US$429 million in World Bank financing. The IMF has already disbursed SDR 80.74 million, or about US$109.5 million, to Lomé.
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Why it matters
The total financing package is worth more than US$832 million. This funding is part of a larger arrangement, with the IMF Executive Board approving the main loan in March 2024, aimed at supporting Togo's economy.
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