IMF managing director has ended her trip to the Central African Republic's capital, Bangui. The trip was her first stop in her mini tour of the continent that will include Uganda and Mauritius. Meeting with President Faustin Touadera's government today, she said the IMF will continue to support the country's efforts towards political stability, improved governance, and economic resurgence.
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