The International Monetary Fund on Monday said its executive board approved Rwanda’s request for a new $250 million, 38-month extended credit facility to help it deal with tighter global financial conditions, while protecting social and development spending. The global lender said in a statement its board approved the new facility and authorized an immediate disbursement of $35.7 million.
IMF approves $250 million credit facility for Rwanda
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