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Cameroon Secures $119 Million in Additional IMF Funding Amid Debt Concerns

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  • IMF disburses $119 million under multiple funding arrangements
  • Cameroon remains at high risk of debt distress despite fiscal reforms

Yaoundé, Cameroon — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved an additional $119 million in funding for Cameroon under its Extended Credit Facility (ECF), Extended Fund Facility (EFF), and Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF), as concerns over the country’s debt profile persist.

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