<h1>Former central bank governor appointed IMF Executive Director for three-year term after Personnel Ministry and Cabinet approval</h1> A former central bank governor has been appointed Executive Director at the International Monetary Fund for a three-year term by an order of the Personnel Ministry, approved by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet. The appointee previously served as central bank governor and deputy governor, resigned before completing the gubernatorial term, and has prior IMF experience including earlier deputation to the central bank and consultancy for the finance ministry on debt market, banking and pension reforms. The appointment follows standard executive-posting procedures and is effective pursuant to the dated government order.