Al-Tamimi: the Government borrowed 33 trillion dinars from the Rafidain Bank and Rasheed
26/11/2014 05:20 PM
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Revealed the Finance Committee in the House of representatives that the Government borrowed since the end of the year 2013 to 33 trillion dinars, warning of a shortfall for those banks if they have not been reimbursed by the Government. Committee member, said Majed Al-Tamimi said the State has a number of public companies had wanted to go to work as normal so I went to lend them money and productivity ", stating that" the origin of the loans came from banks, Rafidain and Rasheed, a Government in the form of direct payments, either out of loans from private banks are bonds and allocate Treasury. " She added that "these amounts certainly blocked some gaps in many companies particularly that there are 70 companies down and thousands of workers had to be borrowing it." Al-Tamimi warned of "the inability of those banks if those amounts are to be paid by the Government," calling for "the development of a strategic plan to promote companies stalled by the specialized committees of the Government".
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26/11/2014 05:20 PM
Bright-news section:
Revealed the Finance Committee in the House of representatives that the Government borrowed since the end of the year 2013 to 33 trillion dinars, warning of a shortfall for those banks if they have not been reimbursed by the Government. Committee member, said Majed Al-Tamimi said the State has a number of public companies had wanted to go to work as normal so I went to lend them money and productivity ", stating that" the origin of the loans came from banks, Rafidain and Rasheed, a Government in the form of direct payments, either out of loans from private banks are bonds and allocate Treasury. " She added that "these amounts certainly blocked some gaps in many companies particularly that there are 70 companies down and thousands of workers had to be borrowing it." Al-Tamimi warned of "the inability of those banks if those amounts are to be paid by the Government," calling for "the development of a strategic plan to promote companies stalled by the specialized committees of the Government".
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