IMF approves 250 million dollar credit for Rwanda
The International Monetary Fund approved a new 38-month extended credit facility for Rwanda to help the nation manage tightening global financial conditions. While the Rwandan economy grew by 9.4% in 2025, officials expect growth to slow below 6.8% this year due to rising oil and fertilizer prices.
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The IMF approved a $250 million extended credit facility for Rwanda to protect social spending and development. The 38-month program includes an immediate $35.7 million disbursement to help Rwanda address tightening global financial conditions. This support is critical as conflict-driven price shocks threaten to slow Rwanda's economic growth from 9.4% to below 6.8%.
