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Home PoliticsGov't explains why it will engage with IMF Policy Coordination Instrument despite end of 3yr deal

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Gov't explains why it will engage with IMF Policy Coordination Instrument despite end of 3yr deal

3NewsBy [email protected] (Laud Nartey)Fri, 15 May 2026 · 1h ago0 views

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The government explains that the PCI is a form of Technical Assistance engagement with the IMF

The government explains that the PCI is a form of Technical Assistance engagement with the IMF.

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Gov&#39;t explains why it will engage with IMF Policy Coordination Instrument despite end of 3yr deal

Gov't explains why it will engage with IMF Policy Coordination Instrument despite end of 3yr deal