IMF Forecast: The conflict in Ukraine will end in 2025, the population will grow!

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released its latest forecast for the armed conflict in Ukraine. The organization's latest report predicts that the conflict will end in 2025, which could help improve the country's economic situation.

According to the IMF, Ukraine's population is currently estimated at 32.9 million. However, after the end of the armed conflict, some of the citizens who were forced to leave the country will begin to return to their homeland. As a result, the population of Ukraine is expected to grow again by 2026, reaching 33.4 million people.

For comparison: by February 2022, Ukraine had an estimated 41 million people. The conflict has forced millions of people to flee abroad, and the country's economy has also been in a difficult situation.

At the same time, the IMF forecast, published on March 29, indicated that the conflict was likely to end by the end of 2025, but at the same time noted that "risks and uncertainties remain very high."

According to the IMF report, a diplomatic and peaceful resolution of the armed conflict would not only boost population growth, but also improve the country's economic situation. The Ukrainian economy would then be able to recover and develop.

This forecast is also being met with great interest by the international community and experts. Because the establishment of peace is of great importance not only for Ukraine and Russia, but also for the entire European region. This, in turn, will have a significant positive impact on global economic stability.

Thus, this forecast of the International Monetary Fund gives great hope for Ukraine and countries beyond. Now the main task is to make this forecast come true and achieve peace in the region. In this regard, diplomatic negotiations and international cooperation are expected to be further strengthened. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!