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INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS TO ESTABLISH CROATIA'S CREDIT RATING BY END OF YEAR - PRKA

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WASHINGTON, 2 Oct (Hina) - During his stay in Washington, where he is participating in this year's session of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, Croatian Finance Minister Bozo Prka held talks with representatives of the two financial institutions and discussed with them projects the two organisations are preparing for Croatia. Prka also met representatives of agencies which are estimating Croatia's credit rating, as well as representatives of numerous commercial banks and investment companies. Credit rating represents a country's political and economic ability to receive loans. The estimation of such ability takes into account all social and political parameters.
OF YEAR - PRKA WASHINGTON, 2 Oct (Hina) - During his stay in Washington, where he is participating in this year's session of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, Croatian Finance Minister Bozo Prka held talks with representatives of the two financial institutions and discussed with them projects the two organisations are preparing for Croatia. Prka also met representatives of agencies which are estimating Croatia's credit rating, as well as representatives of numerous commercial banks and investment companies. Credit rating represents a country's political and economic ability to receive loans. The estimation of such ability takes into account all social and political parameters. #L# Prka's meeting with the World Bank vice president Johannes Linn and director of the World Bank European department, Jean- Michel Severin, helped establish priority projects for the next year. Those projects include structural adjustment of pension and health sectors, financial reorganization of the banking system and the reconstruction of eastern Slavonia, Prka stated before leaving Washington. Loans for those projects had to fit within Croatia's debt limit, which amounts to US $ 250 million per year. Prka also met representatives of the European agency IBCA, one of the three agencies in charge of estimating Croatia's credit rating. Prka is to hold talks on the same question later this week in New York, where he is to visit the U.S. agency S&P. 'Experts on Croatia's credit rating will visit Croatia at the beginning of November and by the end of the year they should establish Croatia's credit rating', Prka said. (hina) rm jn 021912 MET oct 96

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