Haiti: The IMF approves the economic objectives and plans to extend the program until 2027

Despite a difficult context, the main targets were met, according to the institution.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed that Haitian authorities have achieved the main objectives set out in their economic program, following a mission to conduct the third review of the program.

According to the IMF, all targets set for the end of December 2025 have been met, particularly regarding international reserves, fiscal management, revenue mobilization, and social spending.

However, some reforms have progressed more slowly due to constraints related to insecurity, weak institutional capacity, and political uncertainty.

The IMF emphasizes that the country’s economic situation remains fragile, marked by persistent insecurity and the impact of rising international oil prices.