International Monetary Fund: IMF mission has made good progress on Iraq's 2018 budget

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International Monetary Fund: IMF mission has made good progress on Iraq's 2018 budget

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International Monetary Fund: IMF mission has made good progress on Iraq's 2018 budget
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The mission held discussions with the Iraqi side on the third review of the credit readiness agreements for 36 months 21 November 2017 10:38 PM

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reported good progress in reaching agreement on Iraq's draft budget for 2018 in line with the IMF program.
He added that the Iraqi authorities and staff of the Fund, in Amman from 17 to 21 November 2017, continued to hold discussions on the third review of credit readiness agreements for 36 months.
The IMF, announced early August, that the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to deal with the shocks facing Iraq - armed conflict with the repercussions of the humanitarian crisis and the collapse of oil prices .
The head of the IMF's Iraq mission, Christian Goose, said the Iraqi authorities and IMF staff were still discussing credit arrangements and making progress with the agency.
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International Monetary Fund: IMF mission has made good progress on Iraq's 2018 budget

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International Monetary Fund: IMF mission has made good progress on Iraq's 2018 budget

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Economy News _ Baghdad

On Wednesday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported good progress in reaching agreement on Iraq's draft budget for 2018 in line with the IMF program.

He added that the Iraqi authorities and staff of the Fund, in Amman from 17 to 21 November 2017, continued to hold discussions on the third review of credit readiness agreements for 36 months.

The IMF, announced early August, that the economic policies implemented by the Iraqi authorities appropriate, to deal with the shocks facing Iraq - armed conflict with the repercussions of the humanitarian crisis and the collapse of oil prices.

The head of the IMF's Iraq mission, Christian Goose, said the Iraqi authorities and IMF staff were still discussing credit arrangements and making progress with the agency.

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