Beirut, Lebanon: The Minister of Finance Dr. Ghazi Wazni today led the sixteenth meeting between the Lebanese Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The meeting was focused on discussing ways on approaching the losses in the financial system, and the necessity for the government to implement the required reforms as soon as possible.
The Governor of the Central Bank Riad Salameh and a team from the Central Bank also attended the meeting.
The discussions will be continued next week.
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