IMF role in the economic development of the transition countries of Southeast Europe

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization of 189 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth and reduce poverty around the world. This paper is explaining the structural organisation and a way of successfully carrying the operation. We will also get informed about the functions of the IMF, the way the IMF is organized and on which pattern, and types of credit opeations by which the Fund manages to perform certain tasks in collaboration with the World Bank that must be inplemented in order to get better economic development and growth of individual countries. We will also learn about Institute Drawing Rights. After introduction, we will start with a basic analysis of the countries of Southeast Europe. There will be listed basic information about the country in terms of territory, culturally and economic integration and similarities. This paper will contain a lot of charts that are linked to the real growth of GDP by the SEE countries. It will also be shown in which way IMF with its policy on the basis of administrative law seeks to implement measures that in the future could affect the SEE countries