What are the diiffrences between international monetary system and international monetary fund?

The international monetary system refers to the global framework of institutions, rules, and agreements that govern international financial transactions and exchange rates among countries. In contrast, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a specific organization established to promote international monetary cooperation, provide financial assistance to countries in need, and facilitate global trade. While the international monetary system encompasses the broader structural and operational aspects of global finance, the IMF plays a key role within that system by offering support and policy advice to member countries.