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Serbian government: Talks with the IMF end on Wednesday

15. November 2011. | 08:08

Source: Radio Serbia

The talks between the Serbian government and the IMF will probably end on November 16, it was announced from the PM’s cabinet.

The talks between the Serbian government and the IMF will probably end on November 16, it was announced from the PM’s cabinet.

The talks, held on a standby arrangement, began at an expert level on November 3.

Current macroeconomic trends, prospects for eceonomic growth, implementation of monetary policy and fiscal policy measures, in the context of building responsibility and structural reforms in that field, were among the discussed topics.

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