15.09.2026, 14:48

IMF calls on Turkmenistan to provide data on key macroeconomic indicators

ASHGABAT. Sept 15 (Interfax) - The International Monetary Fund (IMF), having reviewed the report on Turkmenistan's observance of a number of obligations under the IMF agreement, has identified violations, the IMF said.

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IMF calls on Turkmenistan to provide data on key macroeconomic indicators

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