Lebanon Hopes for New Staff-Level Agreement with IMF
Jaber said a full IMF program still depends on a financial gap law that would share about $70 billion in losses.
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Lebanon hopes for new staff-level agreement with IMF
BEIRUT, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Lebanon hopes for a new staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber has said, adding that a full IMF program still required Beirut to pass a final law to address losses from its financial crisis.
Lebanon hopes for new staff-level agreement with IMF
BEIRUT, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Lebanon hopes for a new staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber has said, adding that a full IMF program still required Beirut to pass a final law to address losses from i...
In critical negotiations in Washington with the Managing Director of the IMF,
Lebanon is looking forward to a new technical agreement with the International Monetary Fund, Finance Minister Yassin Jaber said, adding that a full IMF program requires… Lebanon is looking forward to a new technical agreement with the IMF - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
The Minister of Finance, Yasin Jaber, stressed that the visit of the Lebanese ministerial delegation to Washington, under the chairmanship of the Head of Government, was of particular importance at this stage, following the reform steps undertaken by Lebanon, the first of which was the adoption of the Law on the Restructuring of the Banking Sector, and in an effort to update the Financial Gap Law, thus paving the way for progress in the agreemen…
The Minister of Finance, Yasin Jaber, stressed that the visit of the Lebanese ministerial delegation to Washington, under the chairmanship of the Head of Government, was particularly important at this stage, following reform steps undertaken by Lebanon, in the first instance the adoption of the Law on the Restructuring of the Banking Sector, and in an effort to complete the Law on the Financial Gap, thus paving the way for progress in the agreem…
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