English is the official language of the IMF, as determined by its Articles of Agreement.

Three languages are used in IMF Board of Governors meetings: English, French, and Spanish.

Simultaneous interpretation is provided in English, French, and Spanish during IMF Board of Governors meetings.

The use of multiple languages in IMF Board of Governors meetings serves all of these purposes.

English is the most commonly used language by participants in IMF Board of Governors meetings.

There are no restrictions on the languages that can be used in IMF Board of Governors meetings.

Interpreters play all of these roles in IMF Board of Governors meetings.

Interpreters for IMF Board of Governors meetings are selected through a combination of these methods.

Interpreters for IMF Board of Governors meetings must meet all of these requirements.

Typically, there are 20-25 interpreters present at IMF Board of Governors meetings.

IMF Board of Governors meetings are held at the IMF headquarters in Washington, D.C.

IMF Board of Governors meetings are held twice a year, in the spring and fall.

Finance ministers and central bank governors from each member country attend IMF Board of Governors meetings.

IMF Board of Governors meetings cover a wide range of topics, including the global economy, IMF policies and operations, and development issues.

IMF Board of Governors meetings serve all of these purposes.