IMF and World Bank to go ahead with Marrakech meetings

Leaders say they wish to stand by Morocco after earthquake killed nearly 3,000

Kristalina Georgieva speaks at the IMF-World Bank meetings
Kristalina Georgieva speaks at the IMF-World Bank meetings
IMF

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank will go ahead with their annual meetings in Marrakech next month, despite the September 8 earthquake centred near the city.

The IMF and World Bank’s leaders and Morocco’s finance minister said in a statement on September 18 that they wished to stand by the country. They pledged to conduct the meetings in a way that did not hamper relief efforts and was “respectful to the victims and the Moroccan people”.

The two institutions hold annual spring

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