Bretton Woods institutions launch website for autumn meetings
The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have launched a new website for their annual meetings to be held in early October.
The website has information about the annual meetings, which have been held since 1946, an events schedule, information for participants, a press room and contact details for relevant parties.
The site will also provide access to documents, speeches, transcripts, photographs, and video that will be released during the meetings.
The website, diplomatically, is
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