Okay kiddo, so there's a place called Azerbaijan that's like a big puzzle piece in a bigger picture called the world. Azerbaijan has its own money called the Azerbaijani Manat, kinda like how your piggy bank has your money in it.
Now, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is like a big group of grown-ups who help countries with their money problems. Sometimes countries have trouble paying for things like schools, roads, and hospital for their people, just like how you have trouble buying toys or candy sometimes.
So, Azerbaijan went to the IMF and asked for their help because they couldn't pay for certain things they needed. The IMF said, "Sure, but you have to follow some rules and work with us to fix your money problems." It's kinda like how a teacher helps you with your math homework, but you have to listen and do what they say to get the right answer.
The IMF and Azerbaijan worked together to make a plan to fix the money problems. They made a plan that said: "Azerbaijan, you have to spend your money in a certain way and try to pay back the money you owe us." Just like how your parents might give you money, but they also ask you to do certain chores or save some of it.
So, Azerbaijan worked really hard and followed the plan the IMF gave them. They started spending their money in smarter ways and paid back some of the money they owed to the IMF. They were able to fix their money problems and were even able to afford more things for their people like new schools, hospitals, and roads.
And that's the story of how Azerbaijan and the International Monetary Fund worked together to help fix Azerbaijan's money problems!