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Actions	Details Title OMD Country Files Reference 26547 Date 1963-1972 Level of description series Material textual records Exent 1 linear foot of textual records Subject Afghanistan, Islamic State of, India, Jamaica, Japan, Liberia, Mali, Mexico, United Arab Republic Scope and Content This series contains materials pertaining to countries/members of the IMF and IMF issues. Files contain correspondence, internal memoranda, reports on membership obligations, information on countries, typescript notes, draft board documents, newsclippings, and other reports submitted to Managing Director Pierre-Paul Schweitzer. Correspondence is often with country officials and discusses the financial situation of the country and consultation documents. Internal memoranda include Executive Board Documents on transactions, comments and notes for discussions. Topics include membership and quota increases, declarations on the reform of the IMF, the role of incomes policy, meetings with ministers and country delegations, and debt rescheduling. Hierarchy browser Office of the Managing Director Records Ref:2523 \| Date(s):1946-2000 \| Level:fonds contains 19 Pierre-Paul Schweitzer Papers Ref:2156 \| Date(s):1963-1973 \| Level:sous-fonds contains 7 OMD Country Files Ref:26547 \| Date(s):1963-1972 \| Level:series contains 10

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Title
OMD Country Files
Reference
26547
Date
1963-1972
Level of description
series
Material
textual records
Exent
1 linear foot of textual records
Subject
Afghanistan, Islamic State of, India, Jamaica, Japan, Liberia, Mali, Mexico, United Arab Republic
Scope and Content
This series contains materials pertaining to countries/members of the IMF and IMF issues. Files contain correspondence, internal memoranda, reports on membership obligations, information on countries, typescript notes, draft board documents, newsclippings, and other reports submitted to Managing Director Pierre-Paul Schweitzer. Correspondence is often with country officials and discusses the financial situation of the country and consultation documents. Internal memoranda include Executive Board Documents on transactions, comments and notes for discussions. Topics include membership and quota increases, declarations on the reform of the IMF, the role of incomes policy, meetings with ministers and country delegations, and debt rescheduling.

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