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Debt: How Benin Has Become the Cherished Child of Investors

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
Cotonou, whose programme with the International Monetary Fund has just concluded with a disbursement of $118 million, is welcomed for its economic performance, which contrasts with the difficulties faced by many countries in West Africa and is the result of a long-term strategy.

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Debt: How Benin Has Become the Cherished Child of Investors

Cotonou, whose programme with the International Monetary Fund has just concluded with a disbursement of $118 million, is welcomed for its economic performance, which contrasts with the difficulties faced by many countries in West Africa and is the result of a long-term strategy.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news in on Friday, February 27, 2026.
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