IMF
International Monetary Fund
About IMF
The International Monetary Fund is a specialized agency of the United Nations system that works to promote global monetary cooperation. At AMIMUN 2026, the IMF will deliberate on pressing challenges such as debt restructuring for developing economies, inflation management in the post-pandemic recovery, and the impact of digital currencies on global financial systems.
The IMF provides policy advice, financing, and capacity development to help countries build and maintain strong economies. It monitors the international monetary system and global economic developments to identify risks and recommend policies for growth and financial stability.
Agenda
Strengthening International Frameworks to Implement FATF Recommendations and Curb Terror Financing
Committee Details
Committee Type: Offline
Delegation: Single Delegation
Expected Committee Strength: 100 delegates