Ukraine ranks second in the world in terms of debt to the IMF
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Ukraine has become the second country in the world in terms of debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This indicates the significant financial support that the state is receiving from the international organization to stabilize the economy during the full-scale war.
According to the latest data, the volume of Ukraine's financial obligations to the IMF has increased significantly. Today, Argentina is the leader in terms of debt volume, topping the list. Ukraine holds the second position, having surpassed countries such as Pakistan, Egypt, and Ecuador.
For comparison, Pakistan's debt to the fund is $10.8 billion, Egypt's is $10.7 billion, and Ecuador's is $9.6 billion. These funds are provided to Ukraine under special lending programs aimed at supporting the state budget and implementing necessary reforms.
Cooperation with the IMF remains critically important for Ukraine. The received loans help the government fund social payments, maintain the operation of critical infrastructure, and ensure macroeconomic stability under difficult wartime conditions.
Despite the large size of the debt, international experts note that IMF financial assistance is a necessary tool for the survival of the economy. The government of Ukraine continues to fulfill the fund's conditions to ensure the continued inflow of funds, which are the foundation for the state's financial resilience.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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