The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo has received an International Monetary Fund technical assistance mission aimed at strengthening its supervisory and macroprudential framework in line with international best practice. The mission, led by Sebastien Clanet of the IMF’s Monetary and Capital Markets Department, follows the Central Bank’s implementation of recommendations from the IMF’s first Financial Sector Stability Review. Deputy Governor Milot Cakaj briefed the IMF team on recent financial-sector developments and on reforms to the supervisory framework and methodology, the reporting framework, and macroprudential measures, with a focus on improving supervisory processes, addressing systemic exposures, and strengthening internal capacity aligned with the Central Bank’s strategic plan. The Central Bank and the IMF reaffirmed their commitment to close cooperation to support successful delivery of the technical assistance.