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April 10, 2003 - Thursday |
Decision on fiscal agent by Monday, Dinkic
PRAGUE - Serbia and Montenegro since August last year did not get one dollar of credit from the International Monetary Fund and if by Monday they do not reach an agreement on who will be the fiscal agent of the new state, or who will be responsible for receiving and repaying credits, a meeting of the board of directors at which a decision about it is taken will be once again postponed, cautioned on Thursday National Bank of Serbia governor Mladjan Dinkic.
Of the money from the IMF, Serbia gets 94.2 pct, and Montenegro 5.8 pct, Dinkic recalled in a statement to radio Free Europe, underlining that he does not understand why agreement should take place at the last moment.
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