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Novalić-Parodi Meeting: IMF Expressed Full Support for B&H Government Reform Operation

Published: August 24, 2015
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meetThe FB&H Government priorities which it aims to achieve by the end of this year are: creating conditions to increase employment, reducing the shadow economy, reform of the retirement system, reorganization of the civil service and passing the Law on Binding  Service.

That is according to the Prime Minister of FB&H Fadil Novalić, speaking on the Reform agenda, to the newly appointed resident representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Bosnia and Herzegovina Francisco Parodi.

The guest from the IMF congratulated the Prime Minister on passing the new Labor Law in FB&H and its coming into force. He added that he was impressed by the overall Government reform course.

He said that the IMF is going to give full support to the FB&H Government in their negotiations about the new letter of Intent and give all the possible help for the continuation of the reform process.

The Prime Minister expressed an appreciation for successful cooperation in the past and confidence that it will be continued during the mandate of the new resident representative in B&H.

 

(Source: faktor.ba)

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