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09PRAGUE203
2009-04-10 13:41:00
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Embassy Prague
Cable title:
CZECHS WILL SUPPORT KOSOVO'S IMF AND WORLD BANK BID
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UNCLAS PRAGUE 000203
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
EEB/IFD/ODF FOR CLAITINEN, EUR/SCE FOR SSHIRATORI, EUR/CE
FOR ATRATENSEK
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PGOV ECON EFIN KV EZ EUN
SUBJECT: CZECHS WILL SUPPORT KOSOVO'S IMF AND WORLD BANK BID
REF: STATE 33709
UNCLAS PRAGUE 000203
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
EEB/IFD/ODF FOR CLAITINEN, EUR/SCE FOR SSHIRATORI, EUR/CE
FOR ATRATENSEK
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PGOV ECON EFIN KV EZ EUN
SUBJECT: CZECHS WILL SUPPORT KOSOVO'S IMF AND WORLD BANK BID
REF: STATE 33709
1. (SBU) We delivered reftel demarch April 9 and 10 to MFA
South and South East Europe Director Tomas Szunyog, Finance
Ministry International Department Head Eva Anderova, and
Czech National Bank International Organizations Department
Head Petr Prochazka. Szunyog and Anderova reported that the
Czech IMF and World bank Governnors will support Kosovo's IMF
and World Bank membership bid. Szunyog added that the GoCR
will lobby others to support Kosovo's membership, but did not
think that the GoCR had much clout within these fora, other
than with Slovakia. Anderova promised to inform us as soon
as the Czech "yes" votes are formally entered.
Thompson-Jones
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
EEB/IFD/ODF FOR CLAITINEN, EUR/SCE FOR SSHIRATORI, EUR/CE
FOR ATRATENSEK
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PGOV ECON EFIN KV EZ EUN
SUBJECT: CZECHS WILL SUPPORT KOSOVO'S IMF AND WORLD BANK BID
REF: STATE 33709
1. (SBU) We delivered reftel demarch April 9 and 10 to MFA
South and South East Europe Director Tomas Szunyog, Finance
Ministry International Department Head Eva Anderova, and
Czech National Bank International Organizations Department
Head Petr Prochazka. Szunyog and Anderova reported that the
Czech IMF and World bank Governnors will support Kosovo's IMF
and World Bank membership bid. Szunyog added that the GoCR
will lobby others to support Kosovo's membership, but did not
think that the GoCR had much clout within these fora, other
than with Slovakia. Anderova promised to inform us as soon
as the Czech "yes" votes are formally entered.
Thompson-Jones