The Czech Republic Will Have a Representative in the IMF Leadership
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After eight years, the Czech Republic will have a representative in the management of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) office in Washington. From November, two experts from the Czech National Bank will join the office. Tomáš Adam will represent the executive director in negotiations, and Mikuláš Zeman will become his advisor.
The Czech Republic will once again have a representative in the leadership of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after eight years. The current advisor to the CNB Governor, Tomáš Adam, will become deputy executive director of the group of seven countries, which includes the Czech Republic, and the CNB's chief expert for international cooperation, Mikuláš Zeman, will take up the role of advisor to the executive director of this group.
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