Q:
A:
IMF pays first tranche of stand-by arrangement
Belgrade,
20 May 2009
The first tranche of the extended stand-by arrangement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to the amount of nearly €788 million or $1.065 billion, has been paid into the account of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS).
Serbia will be able to draw another two tranches by the end of the year, making a total amount nearly €2.15 billion or $2.91 billion in 2009.
The IMF approved a stand-by arrangement for Serbia worth €2.942 billion, or nearly $3.98 billion, in order to support the NBS foreign currency reserves and maintain macroeconomic stability.
The IMF approved a stand-by arrangement for Serbia worth €2.942 billion, or nearly $3.98 billion, in order to support the NBS foreign currency reserves and maintain macroeconomic stability.
-
Belgrade, 11 August 2025Support for agricultural projects worth RSD 750 million
-
Belgrade, 21 July 2025Construction of oil pipeline with Hungary to begin early next year
-
Belgrade/Athens, 17 July 2025Serbia continues to align with EU in field of energy
-
Kostolac, 14 July 2025First solar power plant Petka in Kostolac put into trial operation
-
Belgrade, 11 July 2025Potential for improving cooperation with Belarus in many areas
-
Požega, 5 July 2025Section of Pakovraće - Požega highway officially opened
-
Belgrade, 2 July 2025Technical specifications defined for Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline
-
Belgrade, 30 June 2025IMF confirms Serbia successfully implementing all agreed reforms
-
Belgrade, 27 June 2025Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement with Germany signed
-
Kostolac, 25 June 2025Construction of Kostolac wind farm nearing completion