Romanian Opp Liberals To Meet IMF Officials For Talks On Anti-Crisis Measures

Romanian opposition liberals will meet Tuesday with International Monetary Fund representatives for talks on the country’s economic situation, liberal vice-president Varujan Vosganian said Monday.

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Vosganian said liberals also want to talk about the effectiveness of the anti-crisis measures already taken by the Government.

On the other hand, opposition social democrat leader Victor Ponta said his party declined the invitation for discussions addressed by the IMF, and deemed the invitation "tardy".

Joint missions from the IMF and the EU will be in Bucharest until August 4 for a new review of Romania's progress under a EUR20 billion aid package signed early last year. Following the mission, the IMF will decide whether to disburse a sixth loan tranche to Romania, worth around EUR900 million.

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