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IMF Gives First Part of $15.6 Billion to Ukraine - Vimarsana News

IMF Gives First Part of $15.6 Billion to Ukraine

The Ministry of Finance announced the first loan deposit yesterday against the backdrop of a World Bank estimate of $411 billion in total reconstruction costs for Ukraine.

Ukraine receives $2.7 bln from IMF – Ministry of Finance - Vimarsana News

Ukraine receives $2.7 bln from IMF – Ministry of Finance

The first tranche under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) Program of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the amount of $2.7 billion (SDR 2 billion) was sent on Monday to the general fund of the state budget of Ukraine, the Finance Ministry said.

French Economy Minister calls on IMF to allocate EUR 15 bln to Ukraine, deepen sanctions against Russia – media - Vimarsana News

French Economy Minister calls on IMF to allocate EUR 15 bln to Ukraine, deepen sanctions against Russia – media

French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire on Monday called on the IMF to provide EUR 15 billion in aid to Ukraine and tighten economic sanctions against Russia ahead of the G20 financial meeting this week in India, French Le Figaro writes.

Helga Maria Schmid, OSCE Secretary General - Vimarsana News

Helga Maria Schmid, OSCE Secretary General

The war unleashed by Russia is against all that we stand for — Ukrinform.

US, Europe security body seeks 'end to Ukraine war, rights atrocities' - Vimarsana News

US, Europe security body seeks 'end to Ukraine war, rights atrocities'

WASHINGTON: The upcoming meeting of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, or OSCE, will be critical to help end the war in Ukraine and the continuing human rights violations resulting from the conflict. This is the view of Michael Carpenter, the US’ permanent representative to the OSCE, who spoke to Arab News recently about the group’s annual ministerial