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Strike against Iraq directed by "al-Maliki's son" Almoud Lebanon (read details)
24-01-2015 01:52 PM
A source in the Ministry of Finance, on the one government banks managers and in collaboration with senior heads in the office of deposed Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a broken deposits Iraq financial abroad and given to businessmen without formal guarantees, noting that this move caused a strike against the Iraqi economy.
The source said, it is' one of the files that was unveiled is the manipulation of deposits Iraq in a number of Arab countries that link amounts to tens of millions of dollars', adding that 'one of the Iraqi government banks Director and in cooperation with the son of the deposed Prime Minister Ahmed al-Maliki, the broke open a large financial deposit of Iraq in the banks of a neighboring country of Iraq and convert a large part of the Lebanese banks at rates little benefit in order to possibility of withdrawing part of those amounts and awarded in the form of loans to businessmen without formal guarantees to meet receiving large sums of money. '
The source added that 'this manager caused a strike against the Iraqi economy break through the Iraqi deposits in that neighboring country, which was granted Iraq a high proportion of Interest compared the Lebanese banks, in addition to the exploitation of Iraq's money for his own interests and the interests of Ahmed al-Maliki by giving some business loans without legal safeguards and meet sums of money obtained from these traders and businessmen.
And linking the bank manager of this special relationship with Ahmed al-Maliki and with other political and economic figures from the likes of Abdullah al-Jubouri Auaz and Essam al-Asadi close to ousted Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who were funded ruling Dawa Party and secret repressive device associated with it.
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24-01-2015 01:52 PM
A source in the Ministry of Finance, on the one government banks managers and in collaboration with senior heads in the office of deposed Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a broken deposits Iraq financial abroad and given to businessmen without formal guarantees, noting that this move caused a strike against the Iraqi economy.
The source said, it is' one of the files that was unveiled is the manipulation of deposits Iraq in a number of Arab countries that link amounts to tens of millions of dollars', adding that 'one of the Iraqi government banks Director and in cooperation with the son of the deposed Prime Minister Ahmed al-Maliki, the broke open a large financial deposit of Iraq in the banks of a neighboring country of Iraq and convert a large part of the Lebanese banks at rates little benefit in order to possibility of withdrawing part of those amounts and awarded in the form of loans to businessmen without formal guarantees to meet receiving large sums of money. '
The source added that 'this manager caused a strike against the Iraqi economy break through the Iraqi deposits in that neighboring country, which was granted Iraq a high proportion of Interest compared the Lebanese banks, in addition to the exploitation of Iraq's money for his own interests and the interests of Ahmed al-Maliki by giving some business loans without legal safeguards and meet sums of money obtained from these traders and businessmen.
And linking the bank manager of this special relationship with Ahmed al-Maliki and with other political and economic figures from the likes of Abdullah al-Jubouri Auaz and Essam al-Asadi close to ousted Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who were funded ruling Dawa Party and secret repressive device associated with it.
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