(Reuters) - European Union finance ministers were discussing on Tuesday who should run the International Monetary Fund amid controversy over whether the job, customarily given to Europeans, should be open to all.
The 24-member IMF board, comprising the fund's member countries including Europeans, said on Monday any country should be able to name a candidate for one of the most important jobs in international finance.
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The 24-member IMF board, comprising the fund's member countries including Europeans, said on Monday any country should be able to name a candidate for one of the most important jobs in international finance.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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