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IMF APPOINTS NEW REPRESENTATIVE TO BULGARIA AND ROMANIA
15:47 Thu 14 Sep 2006
 

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) appointed Juan Jose Fernandez Ansola as its resident representative to Bulgaria and Romania, Darik Radio said.

The new office of Fernandez Ansola would be in Bucharest, Darik said.

Fernandez Ansola was a former head of the IMF's mission to Slovenia.

The next IMF mission would arrive in Bulgaria in October to discuss budget 2007. The fund would release its last report on Bulgaria in December 2006. IMF's programme in Bulgaria would end in March 2007.
 
Former IMF representative to Bulgaria James Roaf said that economic growth would be 5.6 per cent by the end of 2006 and six per cent for 2007.

Roaf said that he noticed a positive trend in Bulgaria's foreign trade. Export increase rate exceeded the one for import.

 
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Comments by Marin ion - 22:29 14 Sep 2006
Whene Romanian Gov.is honoring the National and international : LEGEA 10 2001 for the restitutions of properties/payments to romanian ciizens,owners of those properties .waiting for restitutions for to long now. Hope the International Organisations are folowing this all iligal owners of the Romanian Gov.at list paying back without any INTEREST FOR ALL THE YEARS BACK. Thanks for leasinig I'm one who is waiting for the past 50 years for my father House.
 
 
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