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IMF Holds Strategic Maiden Engagement with NPRA

gleanernewspaperBy gleanernewspaperJune 10, 2025Updated:June 12, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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A high-powered delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) led by the Technical Assistance Advisor, Fiscal Affairs Department, Seydou Coulibaly, has held a strategic maiden engagement with cross cross-section of the management of the National Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NPRA) at the British Council Building in Freetown.
The engagement, which hinges on excise, import duties, retail petroleum prices, revenue generation, the value chain network within the industry, and the overall operational framework of the Petroleum Regulatory Agency, has been in the last six years and the critical transition to the National Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NPRA).

The Director General of the National Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Brima Baluwa Koroma, gave an insightful presentation on how the industry is being efficiently and economically regulated, impacting the livelihoods of average citizens by restoring fairness and transparency in the sector, and building confidence among both domestic and foreign investors to invest in the downstream sector.
He highlighted the enormous contributions of World Bank and IMF to the industry, especially when the industry was still using the obsolete pricing formula which had been in existence for decades compounded with certain elements that were unfair to end-users, noting that most of those strategic recommendations given by IMF have helped not to only stabilize the petroleum landscape, but its sustains consistent revenue growth, its helps the Government of Sierra Leone to make informed decisions on economic growth, social contributions, tax policy, economic structure and industry reforms.
Baluwa Koroma further noted that in consonance with the World Bank and the IMF, the agency had its official pricing review formula in late 2024, with relevant stakeholders luring more Oil Marketing Companies competing with successive OMCs and the expansion of more gas stations in the industry.
The IMF team lead, Seydou Coulibaly, commended the management of NPRA for Bo for the in-depth discussions on the operational frameworks and successful strategies NPRA keeps implementing to ensure sound economic policies in the country.

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