It is a working visit that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is conducting in Senegal from August 19 to 27 with the aim of reviewing the measures taken to clean up finances, and also discussing a new aid program. Thus, in a fairly tense financial context, the delegated technical mission will continue discussions with the…...
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