OREANDA-NEWS  Ukraine is the largest debtor of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The most heavily indebted countries, with reference to the official report of the organization, calls the Telegram channel "Politics of the country."

As of September 30, the Republic owed the Fund 10.69 billion special drawing rights (the currency of the IMF). This amount is equivalent to 14.5 billion, or 8.7 percent of all loans issued by the IMF to 83 countries around the world.

The world's largest debtor to the IMF is Argentina, with debts of $56.9 billion. The top five also include Pakistan ($10.8 billion), Egypt ($10.7 billion) and Ecuador ($9.6 billion). In total, the IMF has issued loans in the world totaling 123.1 billion SDR or 166.96 billion dollars.

As previously reported, by 2061, Kiev will have to transfer $27.94 billion to the IMF and the World Bank for debt servicing. In addition, as part of the repayment of the main body of debt to international financial institutions, Ukraine will have to pay 59.7 billion euros (equivalent to 66.93 billion dollars), 21.3 billion dollars, and 9.4 billion units of special drawing rights to the IMF by 2061.