West Africa: Liberia Expresses Commitment to Ecowas Monetary Policy

Monrovia — The Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, Milton Weeks, says despite Liberia recorded a negative GDP growth in 2016 due to heightening macroeconomic instability, the country has progressed steadily in compliance with the protocols and discharge of its commitments under the ECOWAS Monetary Cooperation Program.

Giving a warm welcome statement at the start of the 3-day 31st Joint Ordinary Meeting of the Technical Committees of the West African Monetary Agency (WAMA), Governor Weeks said Liberia is also on the path of aligning the fiscal calendar, which currently runs from July-June, to be in conformity with other member States.

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