Alberto Dahik recommended to continue having the support of the International Monetary Fund

The fact that Ecuador doubles its share in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to get loans over $ 6 billion and resort to other international bodies such as the CAF, is the first step of the “recipe” for the country’s economic recovery, according to former Vice President Alberto Dahik.

The now director of the Center for Economic and Social Development of the Espiritu Santo University (CESDE) presented his recovery plan Wednesday night during the ‘Economic reality of Ecuador’ seminar. Jorge Calderon, dean of the Faculty of Economics, and analysts Leon Roldos and Paola Ycaza also took part in the seminar.

Source: http://www.eluniverso.com/noticias/2016/05/27/nota/5601735/dahik-recomienda-seguir-fmi