The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on ​Friday its staff team ‌held talks with Gabonese authorities on macroeconomic ​and policy developments ​and on implementing the ⁠country’s growth plans.

The talks ​highlighted ongoing reforms ​to improve public financial management and governance, and underscored ​the need for ​prudent fiscal and financial policies ‌to ⁠safeguard macroeconomic stability in Gabon and the region, the IMF said.

“Policy ​dialogue ​with ⁠the authorities will continue in the ​weeks ahead, including ​during ⁠the upcoming IMF Spring Meetings,” the fund ⁠added, ​after wrapping ​up talks in Libreville.

–Reuters–