By Libby George LONDON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Senegal must persuade the International Monetary Fund that its groaning debt pile is on a sustainable path before it can unlock much-needed Fund financing. But proving this is much more complex than simply sp...
Senegal is facing a $44 billion debt crisis and is seeking to convince the Monetary Fund of a treatment plan that includes negotiations with major creditors such as France and China to extend the deadlines and reduce benefits in the midst of broad structural challenges.