According to the IMF Annual Report 2025, the International Monetary Fund approved $15.13 billion in loans to 20 African countries, including $9.1 B for 13 Sub-Saharan nations and $6.1 B for North Africa (Morocco and Egypt). Funds target high-debt, low-fiscal-space countries, with programs emphasizing fiscal consolidation, debt management, and social protection to foster growth and long-term resilience.
