Russia will pay $ 10 billion to the IMF

Russia will pay another 10 billion dollars to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This was announced by Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov following the results of the BRICS mini-Sammit , RIA Novosti reports.

According to him, Russia, like other countries that allocate funds, expects that he can control how this money is spent.

The member countries of the International Monetary Fund announced the “Big Twenty” summit, which takes place at the Mexican resort of Los Cabos, about the readiness to replenish the organization’s reserves by $ 456 billion. Japan ( $ 60 billion ) , Germany ( $ 54.7 billion ) , ( China - $ 43 ) and France ( $ 41.4 billion ) will be made to the hands of the hand. India and Brazil , like Russia, announced their readiness to allocate $ 10 billion.