IMF and Ukraine prepare a new cooperation program due to the war: what will change.
According to inkorr.com: The results of the meeting between representatives of the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, the National Bank of Ukraine, and experts from the International Monetary Fund indicate a positive perception of the Extended Fund Facility program. Ukraine has successfully completed eight reviews of this program, receiving necessary financial support. However, due to active hostilities and uncertainty in the country's economic and financial situation, the meeting participants need to actively work on a new financial cooperation program. It should be more aligned with the current and medium-term challenges facing Ukraine.
This meeting is of great significance in the face of the challenges confronting the country and could be a decisive step toward stabilizing the economy. It is important that the new program takes into account the realities in which Ukraine lives today and helps not only maintain financial stability but also ensure economic recovery in the future.
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