The government and its partners launch a prevention and recovery pact

The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) announced on November 6, 2026, the entry into force of the Pact for Prevention and Recovery, between the government and international partners. This pact, supported by the World Bank, constitutes a framework for mutual accountability with 14 commitments in four priority areas: the rule of law, justice, and security; governance and the fight against corruption; macroeconomic stability and taxation; as well as employment and investment. Expected to last 12 months, the pact will be subject to two monitoring reports, the first of which is scheduled for April 2027. According to a statement from the MEF, the World Bank is considering additional funding to support the recovery of the country, subject to satisfactory progress in the implementation of reforms.<\/p>