The IMF has stated that debt restructuring is crucial for Ghana’s economic recovery. Dr. Adrian Alter, the IMF’s Resident Representative in Ghana, emphasized this alongside the necessity of structural reforms. These measures are central to the success of the current IMF-supported programme for Ghana. The focus on debt management aims to create fiscal space and stabilize the economy. Structural reforms are intended to address underlying economic vulnerabilities and foster sustainable growth. Successful implementation of both will be pivotal for Ghana to overcome its economic challenges and achieve long-term stability under the IMF agreement. The IMF is closely monitoring progress on these fronts as part of the program’s review process.