International Monetary Fund headquarters in Washington, DC. Photographer: Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images
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The International Monetary Fund reached a staff-level agreement for Liberia on a new 40-month extended credit facility arrangement for $209 million, the IMF said in a statement on Monday.
The arrangement is subject to approval by the IMF Executive Board, the IMF said, adding the board discussion is scheduled for Sept. 25.
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