The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has specified conditions Kenya must meet for a new loan program, following a two-week assessment of the nation's economic outlook. These reforms are crucial to replace a previous US$3.6 billion (Ksh465.2 billion) program terminated in March.

• Kenya must restore fiscal credibility, ensure debt sustainability, and bolster transparency and governance.
• IMF Mission Chief for Kenya, Haimanot Teferra, emphasized these reforms to mitigate fiscal, financial, and external risks.
• Meetings were held with President William Ruto, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, and the Central Bank of Kenya Governor Kamau Thugge, among others.
• The IMF previously conducted a survey in June on Kenya's anti-graft framework, stressing its importance for a new funding agreement.