IMF, World Bank Restore Relations with Venezuela
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank announced they are restoring relations and resuming dealings with Venezuela after a period of strained ties. This marks a significant step in re-engagement with the South American nation.
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IMF, World Bank say they are resuming dealings with Venezuela - Reuters
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The restoration of relations paves the way for the possibility of offering financial support to Caracas, more than three months after the abduction of Nicolas Maduro.
Read full article →IMF, World Bank say they are restoring ties with Venezuela
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez calls resumption of ties 'great achievement' of Venezuelan diplomacy.
Read full article →IMF, World Bank say they are resuming dealings with Venezuela
The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank on Thursday each said they had resumed dealings with Venezuela, which had been paused since 2019.
Read full article →IMF, World Bank restore relations with Venezuela
The IMF and World Bank have resumed formal engagement with Venezuela. The move further legitimizes the Latin American country's interim government and paves the way for financial support.
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The IMF said on Thursday that it was restoring relations with Venezuela, a country whose ties with the institution had been on pause since 2019. “Guided by the views of International Monetary Fund members representing a majority of the IMF’s total voting power, and consistent with long-standing practice, the Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva today announced that the IMF is now dealing with the government of Venezuela, under the administration of acting President Delcy Rodriguez,” it said...
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