The funds will come from a new emergency lending programme to address food shortages approved by the IMF board last month.The funds will come from a new emergency lending programme to address food shortages approved by the IMF board last month.
The board approved the funds – which came on top of $1.4 billion the IMF provided to Ukraine after the Russian invasion – following a meeting that lasted over 100 minutes, one source familiar with the decision said. IMF officials are due to meet with Ukrainian authorities in Washington next week during the annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank.
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