
Guillaume Chabert
Guillaume Chabert embarked in 2000 on his career at the Directorate General for Local Government at the French Ministry of the Interior, before joining in 2004 the Directorate General of the Treasury at the French Ministry of Finance (“French Treasury”). In 2010, Guillaume Chabert was appointed G20 Project Manager heading up the team coordinating the 2011 French Presidency of the G20 (and G7/G8) at the French Treasury. Following two years in Stockholm, where he managed the Regional Department of Economic Affairs for the Nordic countries (Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland), he was assigned in September 2013 Adviser to the French Prime Minister, in charge of the Economy, Finance and Business, and then appointed in May 2014 Deputy Chief of Staff of the French Minister of Finance. He became in April 2015 Assistant Secretary for Multilateral Affairs, Trade and Development Policies at the French Treasury, and co-chair of the Paris Club and G20/G7 Financial Sous-Sherpa for France. In January 2021, Guillaume Chabert took up his present position as deputy director in the Strategy, Policy and Review Department of the International Monetary Fund.

Martin Cerisola
Martin Cerisola is an Assistant Director and Chief of the Debt Policy Division in the Strategy and Policy review department. In this capacity, he leads the work on the design and implementation of Fund policies related to debt sustainability, debt conditionality, and sovereign debt restructuring, as well as on operational guidance and review support for countries where these issues are active, including on crisis program cases.

Dalia Hakura
Dalia Hakura is a Deputy Division Chief in the IMF’s Strategy, Policy, and Review Department. She is currently working on issues pertaining to debt analysis and debt policy. Since joining the IMF she has worked on a range of emerging market and low-income countries and was the mission chief for Burkina Faso and the Republic of Congo. She has published extensively on various macroeconomic issues, including in various IMF sub-Saharan Africa Regional Economic Outlook and World Economic Outlook publications.