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IMF Mission Team Statement on Argentina
July 13, 2021
Washington, DC: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Julie Kozack, Deputy Director of the Western Hemisphere Department, and Luis Cubeddu, mission chief for Argentina, met with Argentina’s Economy Minister Martin Guzmán and his team on July 8-12 in Venice, Italy, with the goal of deepening the technical work necessary to develop an IMF-supported program. The IMF mission team issued the following statement today at the conclusion of the Venice meetings:
“The Argentine authorities and IMF staff held productive meetings to further advance the technical work towards an IMF-supported program. The teams discussed the evolution of the global environment and the COVID-19 pandemic and their implications for Argentina’s macroeconomic framework. Discussions focused on policies to strengthen the recovery, economic stability, and job creation. In particular, progress was made in identifying policy options to develop the domestic capital market, mobilize domestic revenue, and strengthen Argentina’s external resilience.
“The IMF team and the Argentine authorities will continue working together in the period ahead with a view to further deepening their understandings in these key areas. Our goal is to support Argentina as it durably addresses its economic and balance of payment challenges.”
IMF Mission Team Statement on Argentina
July 13, 2021
Washington, DC: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Julie Kozack, Deputy Director of the Western Hemisphere Department, and Luis Cubeddu, mission chief for Argentina, met with Argentina’s Economy Minister Martin Guzmán and his team on July 8-12 in Venice, Italy, with the goal of deepening the technical work necessary to develop an IMF-supported program. The IMF mission team issued the following statement today at the conclusion of the Venice meetings:
“The Argentine authorities and IMF staff held productive meetings to further advance the technical work towards an IMF-supported program. The teams discussed the evolution of the global environment and the COVID-19 pandemic and their implications for Argentina’s macroeconomic framework. Discussions focused on policies to strengthen the recovery, economic stability, and job creation. In particular, progress was made in identifying policy options to develop the domestic capital market, mobilize domestic revenue, and strengthen Argentina’s external resilience.
“The IMF team and the Argentine authorities will continue working together in the period ahead with a view to further deepening their understandings in these key areas. Our goal is to support Argentina as it durably addresses its economic and balance of payment challenges.”
elduque
Nuovo forumer
In periodi di massima allerta covid, moltissimi giravano senza mascherina, violavano la quarantena ecc. Quello che alcuni non vogliono capire è che a nulla serve fare investimenti, mandare soldi, avere materie prime ecc. la prima cosa da modificare in Latino America è la mentalità. Puoi mandare tutti i soldi che vuoi, ma se spariscono per corruzione, malversazione (se si dice) ecc non si cambia che pochissimo. Brasile, Argentina, Messico, Venezuela dovrebbero essere paesi ricchi, ma la ricchezza viene sprecata e non sfruttata
tommy271
Forumer storico
Qualcosa sta cambiando, ma ci vorranno ancora due generazioni.
Per i nostri investimenti ... siamo fuori tempo massimo.
Chi vuole, deve fare i conti con la situazione attuale.
Altrimenti, meglio cambiare area di intervento.
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