The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, has expressed her strong anticipation of the upcoming disbursement of a $600 million second tranche of IMF funds, scheduled for November.

She emphasized the importance of this disbursement in instilling confidence in Ghana's economic stability.

Georgieva acknowledged a favorable outlook for Ghana's economy, noting significant improvements in the country's economic performance over the past month.

“Ghana is doing actually quite well. You have seen that their position has improved over the last month, and the economy is in a much better place. I would very much hope that we can have the disbursement,” she said referring to a $600 million tranche of IMF money.

Ghana recently secured a $3 billion IMF support package and is currently undergoing its first program review, with the conclusion of the review expected in November.

During an interview, Georgieva also touched upon the advancements achieved by Zambia and Ghana, both of which experienced debt defaults but are currently making notable progress under their respective IMF programs.

Furthermore, she offered guidance to Tunisia, suggesting that although immediate restructuring may not be imperative, the country should swiftly implement measures to strengthen its economy.