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Talks with IMF go as planned
Belgrade,
18 May 2018
The government today denied information published on the Politika website, where it insinuated that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission left Serbia unhappy and that an agreement on a new arrangement was not reached with the IMF.
The government of the Republic of Serbia wants to emphasise once more that the talks on the new arrangement are proceeding according to the plan and without any problems, as confirmed by the IMF itself in its official statement.
All meetings with the IMF, held this week, were completed successfully. The talks will resume in June and a new arrangement is expected during this summer. The new programme is almost completely agreed upon. We have a high level of understanding with the IMF on what needs to be done in the coming years, Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today.
All meetings with the IMF, held this week, were completed successfully. The talks will resume in June and a new arrangement is expected during this summer. The new programme is almost completely agreed upon. We have a high level of understanding with the IMF on what needs to be done in the coming years, Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today.
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