The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will consider
the issue of granting Ukraine the next tranche on September 14.
"As a result of my conversation with Christine
Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund has formally put consideration of
providing the next tranche to Ukraine on the agenda of a meeting scheduled for
September 14," President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko wrote on Facebook
page.
"I look forward to a positive decision," the
head of state said.
According to information on the IMF's website,
Ukraine's issue has really been included in the agenda of the Executive Board
meeting scheduled for September 14 after the annual consultations with the
Philippine authorities within the fourth article of the fund statute
(collection and discussion of the country's economic and financial
information).
The publication states in addition to the second
revision of the Extended Fund Facility program, the IMF will also consider the
Ukrainian authorities' requests for waivers of non-observance of performance
criteria and re-phasing of access, ex-post evaluation of exceptional access
under the 2014 Stand-By Arrangement.
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