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The IMF Executive Board approved the first review of Ukraine's Extended Fund Facility, clearing the way for a new tranche of nearly $690 million in the coming days. Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said the disbursement will bring total funding under the program to $2.2 billion. He added that Ukraine met all key program conditions and will continue reforms tied to financial stability, economic recovery and EU accession.

The IMF Executive Board approved the first review of Ukraine's Extended Fund Facility, clearing the way for a new tranche of nearly $690 million in the coming days. Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said the disbursement will bring total funding under the program to $2.2 billion. He added that Ukraine met all key program conditions and will continue reforms tied to financial stability, economic recovery and EU accession.
The IMF Executive Board approved the first review of Ukraine's Extended Fund Facility, clearing the way for a new tranche of nearly $690 million in the coming days. Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said the disbursement will bring total funding under the program to $2.2 billion. He added that Ukraine met all key program conditions and will continue reforms tied to financial stability, economic recovery and EU accession.

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