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Republic of the Congo Overview: Development news,

IMF Country Report No. 20/27 REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Why the Republic of Congo’s Oil-Driven Growth Model Must

  • Are non-oil revenues increasing in the Republic of Congo?
  • Prepared by Concha Verdugo-Yepes (FAD) and Jose Sulemane. See IMF 2018. 2. Non-oil revenues in the Republic of Congo have followed a generally positive trend since 1995, though there has been a substantial decline in recent years. From 1995 to 2014, non-oil revenues doubled (Figure 1), reaching 30 percent of non-oil GDP.
  • What are the downside risks to the Congo oil market?
  • However, there are several downside risks to the outlook including volatile oil prices and unsteady oil production, an escalation of the war in Ukraine and related spillovers, and a further tightening of global or regional financial conditions. Sources: Congolese authorities, BEAC, and World Bank staff estimates and projections. February 2023. 2.
  • What is the economic outlook for Congo in 2022?
  • Following a growth rate of 1.5% in 2022, the Congolese economy is expected to continue to recover gradually from its recent protracted recession. The Republic of Congo (ROC) GDP is projected to grow at 3.5% in 2023 and to average 3.6% in 2024-25. Oil sector growth will be driven primarily by the resumption of investment by oil companies.
  • Why is non-oil revenue mobilization important in the Republic of Congo?
  • 1. Non-oil revenue mobilization is a key strategic priority in the Republic of Congo. It would provide strong support for the financing of increased social demands, contribute to fiscal consolidation to restore debt sustainability, and rebuild buffers that can be used to increase resilience to future shocks.

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