IMF Office in Romania

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Resident Representative for Romania

Carlos Mulas-Granados
IMF Senior Regional Representative for Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe

Office Information

Phone: 40‐21‐311‐5833
Fax: (4021) 318-1410
Email: cmulasgranados@imf.org

At a Glance: Romania's Relations with the IMF

• Current IMF membership: 191 countries
• Romania joined in December 15, 1972
• Quota: SDR
• The was discussed by the Executive Board on
• The Fund has had a resident representative in Bucharest since 1991.

Office role and partnerships

• The IMF Resident Representative Office in Romania presents information about the work of the IMF in Romania, including the activities of the IMF Resident Representative Office.
• Key institutional partners listed:
  • IMF Europe office and office in Warsaw
  • Joint Vienna Institute
  • Government of Romania
  • National Bank of Romania
  • Romania's Presidency

Leadership

• Carlos Mulas-Granados, IMF Senior Regional Representative for Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, has been appointed as the new Resident Representative for Bulgaria and Romania.
• He replaces Mr. Gottlieb.

Activities, resources, and where to find more information

• Additional information is available on the Romania and IMF country page, including IMF reports and Executive Board documents that deal with Romania.
• Useful information and resources referenced:
  • Infographics
  • Training for Government Officials
  • IMF Annual Report
  • IMF Factsheets

Recent publication and policy implications (April 17, 2026)

• Publication date: April 17, 2026
• Title: Reforming Europe Under Pressure
• Key findings:
  • Europe faces a new energy-driven shock linked to the war in the Middle East.
  • The shock is weighing on growth, raising inflation, and increasing uncertainty.
• Policy recommendations:
  • Policymakers must respond with targeted, temporary support.
  • Policymakers should maintain stability.
  • Policymakers should advance reforms to strengthen resilience and long-term growth.

IMF’s Work on Romania

• IMF’s Work on Romania

References

• IMF Europe Office
• IMF Europe office and office in Warsaw
• Joint Vienna Institute
• Infographics
• IMF Resident Offices Around the World
• Training for Government Officials
• IMF Annual Report
• IMF Factsheets
• Bulgariaand Romania. He replaces Mr. Gottlieb.
• Read the Report
• IMF Resident Offices Around the World