<h1>Finance Minister Urges IMF for Equitable Treatment, Highlights Emerging Markets' Concerns and Calls for Quota Review Completion.</h1> At the IMFC Plenary in Washington, DC, the Union Finance Minister addressed IMF institutional issues, agreeing with the IMF's assessment of the global economy and the need for broad-based growth. Emphasizing the importance of equitable treatment for smaller IMF members, he highlighted concerns about the impact of advanced economies' monetary policies on emerging markets. The Minister urged the IMF to provide concrete diversification advice for commodity exporters and stressed the importance of international cooperation. He expressed disappointment over delays in the 15th Review of Quotas, advocating for increased quotas and a new formula that reflects economic realities, particularly for emerging markets.