Syria aims to expand cooperation with IMF and World Bank
Syria is preparing to initiate Article 4 consultations with the IMF and establish a joint fund with the World Bank in order to re-establish its presence in international financial institutions.
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Syria has been isolated from the international financial system for a long time. These steps show that the country aims to enter the process of economic reform and recovery.
In his post on the social media platform of US-based company X, Berniye stated that this step is an important development in the process of re-establishing Syria's presence in international financial institutions.
Stating that this development offers the opportunity to strengthen coordination and cooperation with Arab countries, expand international partnerships and support Syria's economic recovery and financial reform priorities, Berniye noted that cooperation with the two organizations has also been expanded.
Berniye stated that, in this context, preparations are being made for the resumption of Article 4 consultations with the IMF, and technical assistance and capacity development programs will be intensified.
Stating that efforts are being carried out to establish the Syria Recovery and Reconstruction Fund (START) in partnership with the World Bank Group, Berniye noted that these steps will contribute to the development of the country's relations with international financial institutions.
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