Guinea’s Economy, Finance and Budget Minister, Mariama Ciré Sylla, announces a staff-level agreement with the IMF for a 41-month economic and financial programme backed by around 425 million dollars. The programme is intended to support the economic transformation linked to Simandou 2040 and the country’s diversification, the minister said while presenting the draft 2026 supplementary finance bill.
Guinea’s Economy, Finance and Budget Minister, Mariama Ciré Sylla, announces a staff-level agreement with the IMF for a 41-month economic and financial programme backed by around 425 million dollars. The programme is intended to support the economic transformation linked to Simandou 2040 and the country’s diversification, the minister said while presenting the draft 2026 supplementary finance bill.
Guinea’s Minister of Economy, Finance and Budget Mariama Ciré Sylla presented the draft 2026 supplementary finance bill to the National Assembly. By 15 October, revenue had reached 44,225 billion Guinean francs and expenditure commitments 29,982 billion, according to figures provided by the minister.
Guinea’s Minister of Economy, Finance and Budget, Mariama Ciré Sylla, has presented the priorities of the PREFIP 2026–2030 public finance reform programme. The plan aims in particular to increase domestic revenues, improve the quality of spending and measure the results of reforms, according to Guinee360.
