Another mission of the International Monetary Fund will work in Vienna from November 11 to 17. She will resolve the issues regarding the monitoring program for Ukraine.
This was stated by the head of the National Bank Andriy Pyshny during a briefing broadcast on YouTube.
As Pyshnyi noted, the first mission worked in Vienna from October 17 to 20, 2022.
"Very substantive, I will not say simple, but quite constructive discussions took place in Vienna," he said.
The head of the NBU reported that a wide range of issues related to the situation in Ukraine were discussed.
"The final agreements will be formulated based on the results of the second mission, which will begin its work on November 11. We plan that it will last until November 17," he said.
Pyshnyi said that the discussions should "work out the outline of the monitoring program, which will form the basis of the NBU's action plan for the coming years." In addition, it should become the basis for the program of expanded financing for Ukraine.
It will be recalled that the International Monetary Fund and Ukraine plan to discuss the launch of the Monitoring Program with the involvement of the Fund's Board of Directors (Program Monitoring with Board Involvement - PMB). The program is expected to be operational in December.