Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received Alexander Tieman, head of the International Monetary Fund mission in Armenia, the government press service said.
Pashinyan highlighted the close cooperation between the Armenian government and the IMF, as well as the joint programmes being implemented in the country. He said the programmes carried out with the fund help advance the government's reform agenda more effectively.
For his part, Alexander Tieman underlined the effectiveness of cooperation with the Armenian government and said the IMF is also interested in consistently moving the joint agenda forward.
The meeting covered issues related to ongoing cooperation and future programmes. The sides also discussed macroeconomic developments and the main directions of fiscal policy.
According to the government statement, they also exchanged views on regional developments, including infrastructure projects.
