IMF Breakthrough: Ethiopia on Brink of Financial Recovery, Minister Reveals Imminent Deal

Ethiopia is poised to make significant progress in its financial negotiations, with plans to secure a preliminary agreement on its $3.4 billion IMF loan program in the coming days. State Finance Minister Eyob Tekalign revealed in an exclusive interview with Reuters that the country is optimistic about advancing its economic recovery efforts.
The government anticipates finalizing the third review of its IMF loan program early this week, marking a crucial milestone in Ethiopia's financial strategy. Additionally, the country is preparing to launch formal debt discussions with bondholders this summer, signaling a proactive approach to managing its international financial obligations.
These developments come as Ethiopia continues to navigate complex economic challenges, seeking to stabilize its financial landscape and attract international investment. The potential IMF agreement and upcoming bondholder talks represent critical steps in the nation's economic rehabilitation and growth strategy.