Monetary Fund, World Bank in BID congratulates Guillermo Lasso and ratifies financial support for countries | Economy | Notice

The representatives of the multilateral bodies that supported the important way of financing Ecuador, congratulating the elected mandate.

Loose Multilateral bodies are summoning this week to congratulate the President-elect of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso. The principal authorities of the International Monetary Fund (FMI), the Inter-American Bank of Development (BID) and the World Bank (BM) publish congratulatory messages on their Twitter accounts, ratifying the support and compromise with the Ecuador to solve problems pandemic and productive reactivation.

Asia managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, written: “Congratulations to @LassoGuillermo on his election as President of #Ecuador”. Georgieva announced the best of the exits during his presidential term, which marks the 24th of May. I agree that “The IMF is committed to helping #Ecuador tackle the pandemic, fortify the economy and build a better future for all its people ”.

Between so, Mauricio Claver-Carone, President of the BID, Congratulations to Lasso and assured that “from the BID ratified his compromise and support”. Agreed with Claver-Carone, the BID is listed “To work together with common goals, such as mitigation of the effects of the pandemic, economic recovery and promotion of an inclusive crime”.

Additionally, Carlos Felipe Jaramillo, Vice President of BM for Latin America and the Caribbean, extension of congratulations and say: “We will compromise with the agenda of the development of the country and the benefit of all its citizens”.

The multilateral bodies, such as the IMF, BID and BM, have undertaken important resources in long-term credit and tax havens to support countries in economic recovery. Agreement with the dates of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ecuador tuvo $ 11,149 million deuda, the mayor’s part, more than 90%, province of multilateral organisms. A part of his resources will be reviewed for the granting of bonuses to the vulnerable sectors by the pandemic. (I)

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