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What If Africa’s $9B Rice Pact Makes IMF Loans Obsolete?

Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso, and Africa News uncover how the $9B Rice Pact could end IMF loan dependency. In this special report, Faso Future TV examines how the AES alliance — Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger — joined India and Vietnam to launch a $9 billion Rice Pact that may redefine global economics. Led by Ibrahim Traoré’s vision of sovereignty through soil, the project aims to feed 80 million people, reclaim 14 million acres, and cut food imports by 40 percent. Western analysts warn it could shake the IMF’s loan structure, while African farmers call it freedom. This cinematic analysis explores how rice became the new currency of independence — and why Washington, Brussels, and Beijing are watching closely. If you believe sovereignty begins with the seed, share this story and comment your city below. Disclaimer: This video is a narrative commentary based on public reports and analysis. It has no legal standing. Hashtags: #IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #AfricaNews #AfricaEconomy #Sahel #FasoFutureTV #AfricanSovereignty #IMF #RicePact #GlobalSouth #BreakingNews #FoodSecurity #AfricaToday #BurkinaFasoRising #Geoeconomics