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IMF confirms Kristalina Georgieva for second 5-year term

Kristalina Georgieva has been selected for a second five-year term as managing director of the International Monetary Fund, starting on Oct. 1 this year.
Georgieva, the only candidate for the job, previously led the IMF through global shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
She survived personal challenges and controversies to be reappointed by the IMF executive board, emphasizing her commitment to helping countries facing financial difficulties.

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The Hindu

IMF confirms Kristalina Georgieva for second 5-year term

IMF reappoints Kristalina Georgieva for second term, continuing as head until September 30, 2024.

17 days ago·India

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Globo

Georgieva wins second term as managing director of the IMF

Número um do Fundo está no cargo desde o outono de 2019 e foi a única candidata para a posição

17 days ago·Brazil

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The Straits Times

Georgieva selected for second term as IMF managing director

WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund's executive board on Friday selected Bulgarian economist Kristalina Georgieva to serve as managing director for a second five-year term, starting on Oct. 1 this year, the global lender said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

17 days ago·Singapore

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RIA Novosti [🇷🇺-affiliated]

IMF CEO Georgieva was re-elected for a second term

The current head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, has been elected for a second term, the organization said. RIA Novosti, April 12, 2024

17 days ago·Russian Federation

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T24

Kristalina Georgieva to head IMF for another 5 years

16 days ago·Türkiye

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Bloomberg

IMF Chief Georgieva Wins Second Term Ahead Of Spring Meetings

(Bloomberg) -- Kristalina Georgieva won a second five-year term as the head of the International Monetary Fund, allowing her to continue leading the crisis lender as it confronts challenges including lower global growth prospects, climate change and distressed debt in developing nations.The decision came after several discussions between Georgieva, who was the sole candidate for the job, and the IMF executive board, the fund said in a statement …

17 days ago·United States

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