The International Monetary Fund (IMF) can continue providing Ukraine with financial aid regardless of obligations to Russia, if the country complies with all the criteria of updated lending rules, as said the Deputy Director of the IMF’s Strategy, Policy, and Review Department Hugh Bredenkamp, as it is eported by IMF press-service, RBC-Ukraine reports.
In his message Bredenkamp explained how the further cooperation with Ukraine will be organized in view of the fund’s updated lending rules (Policy on Non-Toleration of Arrears to Official Creditors). In particular, he said that “In case with any country, if all conditions, which we established in our policy, are fulfilled, the executive board can decide to continue financing.”
