An International Monetary Fund delegation could visit Lebanon in the second half of March to continue discussions on an aid programme supported by reforms, Lebanon’s Deputy Prime Minister Saade Chami said in a statement on Wednesday. Lebanese officials held talks with the IMF last month with the aim of securing a deal seen as the only way to secure the country’s exit from a 2019 financial meltdown that has crashed the currency and driven many into poverty. An IMF technical team visited Lebanon from February 28 to March 1 “to take stock of the work done already and outline the next steps needed…