The IMF Executive Board was briefed on March 14, 2025, about economic developments in Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen, aligned with standard procedures for delayed Article IV consultations.
On March 14, 2025, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) received a briefing regarding economic conditions in countries including Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen. This briefing aligns with standard procedures for countries that experience delays in their Article IV consultations with the IMF, which typically occur every 12 months if consultations exceed 18 months. The information presented to the Board consists primarily of publicly available data.
The recent IMF briefing reflects ongoing monitoring and evaluation of the economic situations in several countries facing prolonged consultation delays. It highlights the IMF’s commitment to staying informed on these nations’ economic statuses, ensuring that actionable insights can be generated as necessary.
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