ጋላ አብይ አህመድ ከIMF መበደር ማለት ከእናት እንደመበደር ነው ያለው ተቋም ግብጻዊ ሰው ሃላፊ ሆኖ ተሾመለት!!
ጋላ አብይ አህመድ ከIMF መበደር ማለት ከእናት እንደመበደር ነው ያለው ተቋም ግብጻዊ ሰው ሃላፊ ሆኖ ተሾመለት!!
Re: ጋላ አብይ አህመድ ከIMF መበደር ማለት ከእናት እንደመበደር ነው ያለው ተቋም ግብጻዊ ሰው ሃላፊ ሆኖ ተሾመለት!!
Wedi, the imposter,
Let me teach you a lesson or two:
1/ The title of the head of IMF is Managing Director, not Executive Director,
2/ The Managing Director and the President of the World Bank Group or always selected and appointed from a European couny or America. In fact, the two regions only occupy the two posts on rotational basis.
3/ The current African Department Director of IMF is ghd Ethiopian Abebe Aemro Selassie
የ Fake news ቸርቻሪ!
Let me teach you a lesson or two:
1/ The title of the head of IMF is Managing Director, not Executive Director,
2/ The Managing Director and the President of the World Bank Group or always selected and appointed from a European couny or America. In fact, the two regions only occupy the two posts on rotational basis.
3/ The current African Department Director of IMF is ghd Ethiopian Abebe Aemro Selassie
የ Fake news ቸርቻሪ!
Re: ጋላ አብይ አህመድ ከIMF መበደር ማለት ከእናት እንደመበደር ነው ያለው ተቋም ግብጻዊ ሰው ሃላፊ ሆኖ ተሾመለት!!
Wedi, your infantile understanding of the IMF is in full display. Do you think Mahmould Mohielden is going to have any say in deciding as to how and where western soft power is going to be allocated? What they want he obligingly execute.
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Re: ጋላ አብይ አህመድ ከIMF መበደር ማለት ከእናት እንደመበደር ነው ያለው ተቋም ግብጻዊ ሰው ሃላፊ ሆኖ ተሾመለት!!
In fact I wanted to tell this band that he is just another inept traytor but then ignored him.
Here the information, if he/she even can learn something in her/his miserable life.
The Executive Board (the Board) is responsible for conducting the day-to-day business of the IMF. It is composed of 24 Directors, who are elected by member countries or by groups of countries, and the Managing Director, who serves as its Chairman. The Board usually meets several times each week. It carries out its work largely on the basis of papers prepared by IMF management and staff.
The table below shows quota and voting shares for IMF members. Following the entry into force of the Board Reform Amendment on January 26, 2016, members who have consented to their quota increases can pay their quota increases under the 14th General Review of Quotas. Quota and voting shares will change as members pay their quota increases. During this process, this table will be updated regularly (see here for more details on the Quota and Governance reforms agreed in 2010.)
The guy is going to have a vote of 2.5 %, a simple titular position for that, 1 in 24 of the decisions making body.
He is going to represent some of his own Arab countries (not even all of them but rather just 11 of them with this 2.5 % voting power).
The Egyptian candidate Mahmoud Mohieldin was elected unanimously on Monday to serve as the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) executive director, as well as serve on the fund’s board of directors.
On the board, Mohieldin will represent a group of Arab states including Egypt, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen.
Here the information, if he/she even can learn something in her/his miserable life.
The Executive Board (the Board) is responsible for conducting the day-to-day business of the IMF. It is composed of 24 Directors, who are elected by member countries or by groups of countries, and the Managing Director, who serves as its Chairman. The Board usually meets several times each week. It carries out its work largely on the basis of papers prepared by IMF management and staff.
The table below shows quota and voting shares for IMF members. Following the entry into force of the Board Reform Amendment on January 26, 2016, members who have consented to their quota increases can pay their quota increases under the 14th General Review of Quotas. Quota and voting shares will change as members pay their quota increases. During this process, this table will be updated regularly (see here for more details on the Quota and Governance reforms agreed in 2010.)
The guy is going to have a vote of 2.5 %, a simple titular position for that, 1 in 24 of the decisions making body.
He is going to represent some of his own Arab countries (not even all of them but rather just 11 of them with this 2.5 % voting power).
The Egyptian candidate Mahmoud Mohieldin was elected unanimously on Monday to serve as the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) executive director, as well as serve on the fund’s board of directors.
On the board, Mohieldin will represent a group of Arab states including Egypt, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen.