Armenian prime minister and IMF representatives discuss prospects for economic development
13.04.2011,
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Armenian prime minister Tigran Sarkisian met today with an International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation, led by Armenia Mission's senior economist Veronica Bacalu, to discuss prospects for Armenia’s economic development.
YEREVAN, April 12, /ARKA/. Armenian prime minister Tigran Sarkisian met today with an International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation, led by Armenia Mission's senior economist Veronica Bacalu, to discuss prospects for Armenia’s economic development. Attending the meeting was IMF Resident Representative a Guillermo Tolosa, the government press office said.
The sides were said to have given a positive assessment of Armenia's cooperation with the IMF.
They discussed also the status of a three-year financing and lending program implemented by the government and IMF.
The sides also spoke about the main directions of Armenia's economic policy, particularly tax, budgetary and loan policies, taxing administration, inflation, as well as prospects for economic development.
The IMF representatives reaffirmed the organization's willingness to assist in the implementation of the Armenian government's programs to the best of its ability.
Under IMF Extended Fund Facility and Extended Credit Facility, IMF approved in 2010 Juen and December release of a $53.6 million and a $53.4 loans. -0-
The sides were said to have given a positive assessment of Armenia's cooperation with the IMF.
They discussed also the status of a three-year financing and lending program implemented by the government and IMF.
The sides also spoke about the main directions of Armenia's economic policy, particularly tax, budgetary and loan policies, taxing administration, inflation, as well as prospects for economic development.
The IMF representatives reaffirmed the organization's willingness to assist in the implementation of the Armenian government's programs to the best of its ability.
Under IMF Extended Fund Facility and Extended Credit Facility, IMF approved in 2010 Juen and December release of a $53.6 million and a $53.4 loans. -0-
