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Surveillance and lending policy aspects related to the abovementioned international shocks are described together with other key areas where important discussions have taken

In March, the Board also reviewed the Fund’s policy on external debt limits in low-income countries (LICs) on account of changes in country situations and patterns of

Main topics covered by the Executive Board over the past six months– in addition to continuous assessments of the economic and financial situation – include a further strengthening

In June 2010, the Executive Board established a Post-Catastrophe Debt Relief (PCDR) Trust that allows the Fund to join international debt relief efforts to very poor countries hit

The Fund is focused on bilateral and multilateral surveillance, providing policy advice, technical support and financial assistance to underpin member countries’ adjustment

Context. The IMF’s Articles of Agreement commit the institution to “the promotion and maintenance of high levels of employment and real income.” In the aftermath of the crisis,

As former multi-ethnic major empires collapsed and new states emerged, the power balance and spheres of influence in the Middle East were also completely overturned (San Remo

The Executive Board agreed in May 2013 that issues related to sovereign debt restructuring required follow-up work and asked staff to present options related to (i) the