Romuald Wadagni, Benin’s Minister of Finance and Economy, says the recent report on the political, economic and security risks facing the country is not a true reflection of the situation on the ground. In an interview with VOA’s Peter Clottey using Skype, Finance minister Romuald Wadagni discussed steps that have been taken to improve the lives of citizens.
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