The delegation will discuss the Georgian government's IMF-backed economic program, as well as the launch of talks on the institution's Poverty and Reduction Growth Facility (PRGF) program's sixth and final review.
The IMF approved on February 28 a scheduled payout of $21.1 million in credit for the ex-Soviet country as part of the PRGF program.
The U.S.-led IMF has allocated a further $144 million in credit under the program to support state economic programs in Georgia until 2007. The credit is provided at an interest rate of 0.5% over a 5.5-year grant period. Last year Georgia received around $126 million in credit from the institution.
The Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF) is the IMF's low-interest lending facility for low-income countries. PRGF-supported programs are underpinned by comprehensive country-owned poverty reduction strategies.