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ARTICLE · 01 APRIL 2020

Extraordinary G20 Virtual Leaders' Summit

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Tackling the pandemic and its economic implications as the world faces a global fallout has brought the G20 countries together in an extraordinary way.

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The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, addressed the Extraordinary G20 Leaders' Summit held virtually on March 26, 2020, upon the call of the Saudi Presidency.

Within the framework of the aid packages that various governments are announcing to their respective economies, one may wish to note the stress of the IMF, particularly on the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies. Such policies are already coordinated between the EU Member States through the Treaties' provisions and various Regulations and Directives which form part of the EU's economic governance.

Georgieva explained that the IMF is projecting a contraction of global output in 2020, and recovery in 2021, stating that "How deep the contraction and how fast the recovery depends on the speed of containment of the pandemic and on how strong and coordinated our monetary and fiscal policy actions are."

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