Mukherjee has a hectic schedule which includes not only attending the meetings of the IMF and the World Bank, but also those of other important groupings such as G-20, G-24 and BRICS, besides holding a series of bilateral meetings. "During these meetings, the Finance Minister would be highlighting issues related to global economy, international financial architecture and cooperation on issues related to international taxation, besides expedition of action on setting up of BRICS new developmental bank," an official said ahead of the meeting.
At the IMF, India is expected to link announcement of additional resources to the IMF to the implementation of 2012 quota reform, officials said.
Mukherjee is expected to kick-off his official meetings here with bilaterals with the South Korean Finance Minister and the US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Thursday.
Besides, he would chair a meeting of the G-24 countries. Later, Mukherjee will speak on "Global Economy and Framework" in the first session of G-20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors` meeting. India and Canada are currently co-chairing the working group on global framework.