Relations between Ukraine and the International Monetary Fund
concerning the stand-by loan remain valid in terms of Ukraine’s
obligations corresponding to a letter of intent and Memorandum of
Economic and Financial Policy, signed in July of this year.
The positions of both sides in examining the stand-by loan’s conditions and budget policy of the Cabinet of Ministers for 2009-2010 are being discussed today in Washington D.C. where Ukraine’s delegation is located.
Talks in IMF’s headquarters in the U.S. will be led by acting Finance Mnister Ihor Umansky and his deputy Anatoliy Miarkovsky.
The IMF in November 2008 approved a decision to implement a two-year stand-by loan program for Ukraine totaling $16.4 billion. Since 2008, Ukraine has already received three installments of the IMF loan totaling $12 billion.
The positions of both sides in examining the stand-by loan’s conditions and budget policy of the Cabinet of Ministers for 2009-2010 are being discussed today in Washington D.C. where Ukraine’s delegation is located.
Talks in IMF’s headquarters in the U.S. will be led by acting Finance Mnister Ihor Umansky and his deputy Anatoliy Miarkovsky.
The IMF in November 2008 approved a decision to implement a two-year stand-by loan program for Ukraine totaling $16.4 billion. Since 2008, Ukraine has already received three installments of the IMF loan totaling $12 billion.
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