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IMF conditions aid to Serbia with recognition of Kosovo
01. April 2009. | 11:48
Source: New Kosova Report
International Monetary Fund has conditioned Serbia to recognize Kosovo independence first before any financial aid will be given, including the requested 2 billion dollars aid, writes the German daily newspaper, Die Tageszeitung.
International Monetary Fund has conditioned Serbia to recognize Kosovo independence first before any financial aid will be given, including the requested 2 billion dollars aid, writes the German daily newspaper, Die Tageszeitung.
"No aid will be given to Serbia by IMF without recognition of Kosovo first" informs the paper quoting a high IMF official regarding the decision.
Serbia is at the brink of total state bankruptcy due to the global economical crises and it is in desperate need for financial aid, says the paper.
Only after the recognition of Kosovo, Serbia can count on the money of International Monetary Fund, reveals the German daily, Die Tageszeitung.
Comments (5)
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01. April 2009. 14:39:34
| Aleks
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If Serbia recognizes kosovo for this. I'm never going back there.
01. April 2009. 22:06:33
| ARBEN
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ALEX,
You never go back because you don't live there ,you have a good life in foreign country and why would you go back.you stomack is full with food and your head full of nationalism .
01. April 2009. 22:06:33
| Petar
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These "news" are plainly wrong. The IMF didnt and wouldnt put up such a precondition for a loan. New Kosova Report just lost all respect I had for them.
01. April 2009. 22:06:33
| hashani
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thats politics, f them all, there is people suffering in both countries, in both countries there r people dying and they still talk about politics. f them all.
01. April 2009. 22:06:33
| Ime
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it's a sad day when democratic nations must resort to blackmail and bribery to get other nations to do what they want. its become very clear that wealth and morality do not imply one another, much like the wealthy nations like to claim.