Sebastian Sosa to be the IMF resident representative in Serbia from August 1

Starting on August 1, the new International Monetary Fund resident representative in Serbia will be Sebastian Sosa of Uruguay.

Sosa will succeed incumbent Daehaeng Kim, who will switch to another position within the institution.

The new resident representative in Belgrade has been working for the IMF since 2006, and, until now, he worked at the Regional Studies Division of the Western Hemisphere Department, focusing on macroeconomic issues in Latin America.

Prior to that, he worked within the IMF in Bolivia, Mexico, Uruguay and Lebanon.

Prior to joining the IMF, Sosa worked in Uruguay as a researcher at the Center for the Study of Economic and Social Affairs (CERES) and as a professor of economics at the University of the Republic.

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International Monetary Fund

IMF

Sebastian Sosa

Daehaeng Kim

Center for the Study of Economic and Social Affairs

CERES