IMF Survey, Volume 31, Issue 03

Following a series of international donor meetings aimed at helping Afghanistan stabilize and rebuild its economy, the IMF sent a mission to Kabul for four days in late January. The team was led by Paul Chabrier, Director of the IMF’s Middle Eastern Department. He speaks here about the country’s immediate needs and the IMF’s role.
Volume/Issue: Volume 0031 Issue 003
Publication date: January 2002
ISBN: 9781451936261
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Business and Economics , Political Science , Banks and Banking , Exports and Imports , Civics and Citizenship , Public Policy - Social Services and Welfare , SV , IMF Concludes , IMF's African Department , staff paper , IMF S , loan package , IMF Deputy managing director , IMF's website , Poverty reduction strategy , Exchange rate arrangements , Foreign direct investment , Global , West Africa , Baltics , Europe , East Asia

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Summary

Following a series of international donor meetings aimed at helping Afghanistan stabilize and rebuild its economy, the IMF sent a mission to Kabul for four days in late January. The team was led by Paul Chabrier, Director of the IMF’s Middle Eastern Department. He speaks here about the country’s immediate needs and the IMF’s role.

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