ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 7. Kazakh Delegation, Headed by Timur Suleimenov, inked a key deal with the World Bank at the IMF spring meetings, Trend reports.
“This agreement is aimed at strengthening the institutional and expert potential in Kazakhstan, which will help improve the country’s economic and financial stability,” the National Bank of Kazakhstan said in a statement.
In addition, Suleimenov met with IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li to discuss bilateral cooperation and collaboration in the areas of economics and finance.
In the course of the plenary sessions, participants discussed key economic challenges, such as slowing economic growth, rising debt burdens, trade conflicts, and the need for institutional reforms.
The delegation also participated in roundtable discussions with representatives of central banks and financial institutions, where global economic and financial market issues were discussed.
The 2025 Spring Meetings of the World Bank Group (WBG) and the
International Monetary Fund (IMF) will be held April 21-26 in
Washington, DC. Key events included a Development Committee
meeting, an International Monetary and Financial Committee meeting,
and events and forums on international development, the global
economy, and financial markets.
