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Talks With IMF On Follow-Up Loan Deal To Begin On January 20 – Romanian PM
12.12.2010, 15:08 | Economy | 1822 views
Discussions between Romanian authorities and the International Monetary Fund on a potential new loan agreement will begin on January 20, said Prime Minister Emil Boc Sunday on ProTV. A delegation of experts from the European Commission and IMF will return to Bucharest on January 20, said Boc. He added that no figures have been put forward yet and the new deal, if one is signed, will likely be a frame-agreement aiming to prevent Romania's possible future economic failures. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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