The World Bank has decided to provide Belarus with all necessary technical aid supporting its preparedness of a roadmap for structural reforms, said Young Chul Kim, World Bank Country Manager for Belarus.
He said, “A meeting took place between the Belarusian delegation and representatives of the World Bank. Our Vice President for Europe and Central Asia confirmed the organization's intention to provide all necessary technical aid to make the roadmap feasible and oriented on the concrete result.”
He said, no one should expect some radical alterations in the economic policy executed by the Belarusian government.
“The economic structure will be transformed evolutionary, not revolutionary.”
These structural changes should be universal and successive, and it is very much essential to consider various economic needs and make the best to balance them, Young Chul Kim added.
He said, “A meeting took place between the Belarusian delegation and representatives of the World Bank. Our Vice President for Europe and Central Asia confirmed the organization's intention to provide all necessary technical aid to make the roadmap feasible and oriented on the concrete result.”
He said, no one should expect some radical alterations in the economic policy executed by the Belarusian government.
“The economic structure will be transformed evolutionary, not revolutionary.”
These structural changes should be universal and successive, and it is very much essential to consider various economic needs and make the best to balance them, Young Chul Kim added.