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IMF delegation begins assessments in Harare

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A HIGH-LEVEL delegation from the International Monetary Fund is in the country on a week-long mission to discuss the global lenderโ€™s pending Staff-Monitored Programme with Zimbabwe.

The IMFโ€™s delegation is being led by Mission Chief for Zimbabwe, Mr Wojceich Maliszewski.

Announcing the arrival of the IMF delegation in a statement yesterday, the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion said the SMP was designed to buttress Zimbabweโ€™s macro-economic stability and cement the countryโ€™s standing on the global stage.

โ€œThe IMF Mission Chief for Zimbabwe, Mr Wojceich Maliszewski and his team are in the country for a one-week Mission which started yesterday, the January 28 to February 4, 2026.

โ€œThe Mission is here to discuss the Staff-Monitored Programme, its macro-fiscal framework, policy commitments underpinning the Programme, quantitative targets and structural benchmarks.

โ€œThe SMP is designed to buttress macroeconomic stability, rebuild Zimbabweโ€™s international re-engagement,โ€ said the ministry.

The Zimbabwean team, comprising the Government, the private sector, development partners and civil society representatives, will update the Mission on recent economic developments and the broader outlook.

 โ€œSo, we are encouraged by what the Government has been doing in recent months and I think that needs to be sustained.

โ€œLike all countries, a combination of current policies and continued refinement of policies will be key to helping Zimbabwe move forward.โ€

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