Kyrgyzstan has made an application in Anti-recessionary fund EvrAzEs on reception of the credit at a rate of $160 million

/IRBIS, February 26, 2010/ - Kyrgyzstan has made an application in Anti- recessionary fund EvrAzEs on reception of the credit at a rate of $160 million, is specified in the message of RBC published on February, 25th referring to the statement of the Minister of Finance of Russia Alexey Kudrin following the results of session of Council of fund. "The demand is directed on consideration to expert group at fund and in the Eurasian bank of development for the subsequent removal on session of council of Anti-recessionary fund EvrAzEs", - A.Kudrin has told. Under its information, on demand consideration 2-3 months will leave. He also has informed that at session of Council of fund the order of granting of investment credits from fund means has been confirmed. So, the minimum size of the credit for the countries with low level of incomes makes $10 million, with an average level - $30 million. "For these credits of the country should address, if they do not have possibility to receive financing at other institutes. While concrete demands are not present, however there is an intention from outside Armenia on reception of the credit at a rate of 601,6 million euro and from outside Belarus on 32,6 million euro, but it is all while preliminary ", - the Russian minister has told. Following session of Council of Anti-recessionary fund EvrAzEs will take place on April, 01st, 2010 on which demands for reception of credits, and also current questions of work of fund will be considered. The contract on establishment of Anti-recessionary fund EvrAzEs has been signed on June, 09th, 2009 in Moscow by Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Armenia. The purpose of creation of the given fund - assistance to the further deepening of integration of economy of the state- participants, maintenance of their economic and financial stability, and also overcoming of negative consequences world financial and an economic crisis. [2010-02-26]