christine lagarde is the present managing director of imf.
christine lagarde is the present managing director of imf.
who is the present managing director of imf?
christine lagarde
she has described the imf as "an infernal machine at the service of the ultraliberal ideology" and "an extremely harmful institution", arguing that the imf's structural adjustment plans "systematically result in privatization of public utilities, dismantling of the state, a drop in salaries and pensions, and removal of protections at borders". she expressed the view that "citizens are always the first victims of the imf", using the examples of argentina in 2001 and greece in 2010-11. she argued that the imf is responsible for "disastrous results" including "rising debts and a sharp increase in the rate of financial crises for two decades". she thus advocates the abolition of the imf. on 28 july 2011, she responded to the publication of the imf's annual report on france by writing to imf managing director christine lagarde, proposing four measures to get france out of debt and fix its public accounts.
political positions of marine le pen
abdul wadud (officer)









































abdul wadud is a retired three-star rank bangladesh army officer and present managing director of summit power.









































section::::early life and education.









































wadud completed his undergraduate degree in engineering from dhaka university and graduate and post-graduate degrees in engineering in a university in the united states.









































section::::career.









































wadud served as the principal staff officer and engineer-in-chief in bangladesh armed forces division. he was the managing director of bangladesh machine tools factory. in 2013 after retirement he joined as the managing director of summit power.
abdul wadud (officer)