Niger meets IMF as it seeks loans to revive stalled projects

The IMF, which was financing a number of projects and activities in the country prior to the deposing of elected president Mohamed Bazoum, agreed on May 20th 2024 to proceed with the activities as before, and thus will now start extending credit facilities to the military regime.

[@willieteb7993]

Interestingly Burkina Faso is striving without any loan from the IMF, a new economic model that other African countries should emulate. No African country has ever developed with a loan from the IMF.

[@rodniegsm1575]

Don't take the loans. They are not loans when the imf decide were and how the money is spend and by who. They want controle over your economic system and decide what company's are being sold and to who.they all work together. The imd, the world bank, and the western oligarch behind them.

[@leobvenzen8565]

Tchiani knows what he is doing! Afrikans dont always have to be at the losing end with yurugu!

[@jeromeduncan6702]

I don’t see any other information to corroborate this claim.

[@Clyjade_of_God_and_Putin]

They need to create their own imf.

[@ade008]

IMF seem afraid that a successful economic model could emerge from Niger. Zeine seems like a wise diplomat. Wise diplomats know how and when to SQUEEZE the opponent.😆. I feel relaxed about this update. Thanks.

[@ochiengalphonce6978]

IMF 😢

[@mblau899]

Wrong move

[@jakepenner4527]

Oh no, Please do not get involved with IMF

[@OsmanIddris-lv8ni]

Wrong move 😢😢😢😢