IMF delegation reportedly to visit Turkey for post-programme monitoring in Sep.

By bne IntelliNews August 16, 2011
News agency Anadolu reports that a delegation from the IMF is expected to arrive in Turkey in September for the post-programme monitoring. The delegation, which will stay in the country for two weeks, will hold talks with private sector representatives and government officials and assess economic developments.

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