Poland and Ukraine announced they will hold intergovernmental talks in Warsaw on March 28 to address border issues and aid deliveries.
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The meeting of both governments will be held in Warsaw on March 28, Tusk told reporters, adding that it was better to continue these talks at the technical, organizational level.
The government meeting will occur on 28 March in Warsaw
Ukraine and the IMF reached a staff-level agreement on the third revision of the four-year Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program, paving the way for the disbursement of $880 million to Ukraine
This would be the first of four disbursements Kyiv expects this year, totaling $5.4 billion
The IMF approved an agreement with Ukraine for four-year financing aid worth about $15.6 billion in late March 2023
It was the first time the IMF lent to a country during a war
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