The CEC's top delegation completes participation with IMF and BB discussed the financial system

The top delegation of the Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo, led by Governor Fehmi Mehmeti, completed participation in spring meetings organised by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. At these meetings held in Washington, U.S.A., physical support was given for the overall job of the BQC and [the] commitments.
At these meetings held in Washington, U.S.A., physical support was given for the overall job of the CEC and further commitments.
International Monetary Fund Deputy Director Bo Lee has stressed further support for the CEC in the future.
While at spring meetings, Governor Mehmet met with International Monetary Fund European Department Director Alfred Cammer, with whom it was discussed recent macroeconomic developments, as well as developments in Kosovo's financial system, which is continuing to play an important role in supporting the country's economic development.
Meanwhile, Udabir S. Das from the International Monetary Policy and Capital Markets Department has provided support in providing technical assistance in implementing recommendations issued by the Financial System Stability Review (Financial System Stability Review). - FSSR).
Also, the Department of Monetary Policy and Capital Markets team praised the BEC's implementation of some of the recommendations released by the report.
Governor Mehmeti also met with the International Monetary Fund for Kosovo Mission led by Gabriel Di Bella, as well as with the Director of Our Constitution in Fund, Daniel Palota.
At the meeting with World Bank Vice President for Europe and Central Asia, Anna Byrde was discussed further support of the CEC through various projects, with the aim of further development of the financial system in Kosovo.
During his stay in Washington, Governor Mehmet met with World Bank Executive Director of Constituence Howard Demircan, as well as attended the meeting with ministers and governors where the discussion topic was the perspective and challenges of policies for Europe.
Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund Governors Board and the World Bank Group's Board of Governors bring together central bankers, finance and development ministers, private sector leaders, representatives from civil society organisations and academics.












