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Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso – The International Monetary Fund has completed the third review of Burkina Faso’s Extended Credit Facility programme, unlocking $32.8 million in fresh funding despite a worsening security landscape and falling investment in the gold sector. The latest disbursement, announced Friday, brings total IMF support under the arrangement to $131.3 million.
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