“Sanctions will harm Kosovo”, IMF alert: time extension, consequences for the economy

A team of Gabriel Di Bella's Inter-competitive Monetary Fund has paid a visit to Pristina from July 31st to August 4th this year. At the conclusion of this visit, the International Monetary Fund has issued a statement stressing that if the European Union's measures towards Kosovo were not [...]
A team of Gabriel Di Bella's Inter-competitive Monetary Fund has paid a visit to Pristina from July 31st to August 4th this year.
At the conclusion of this international Monetary Fund has issued a statement stressing that if the European Union's measures towards Kosovo are not taken, the official Pristina is expected to face major obstacles in terms of foreign investment and the country's economic development in general.
Recent tensions in the north have had an impact on limiting economic co-operation between Kosovo and some of the country's most important allies are said in the IMF's statement.
This team of the International Monetary Fund during its visit to Kosovo has held meetings with top officials in the country, including President Vjosa Osmani and Prime Minister Albin Kurti.












