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Cabinet held its weekly meeting .. and the independence of the Central Bank of the most important passages of his agenda
BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / A government source said on Tuesday, to discuss the Council of Ministers in its regular day to support the independence of the central bank.
The source said in an interview / Baghdadi News / "The agenda of the Council of Ministers includes approving the recommendation of the Committee on Economic Affairs on the authorization to support the independence of the central bank."
The source added, "The Council will also discuss the authorization Abdul Basit Turki, headed by the formation of the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism fund, and to consider the electronic registration of voters arrived basic document to review the departments of State."
The source added that "re-view the Al-Shaab Stadium will also be discussed, the remodeling project of the Federal High Court Act and the Council renewed the draft law on ratification of military and technical cooperation between Iraq and Russia agreement law."
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BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / A government source said on Tuesday, to discuss the Council of Ministers in its regular day to support the independence of the central bank.
The source said in an interview / Baghdadi News / "The agenda of the Council of Ministers includes approving the recommendation of the Committee on Economic Affairs on the authorization to support the independence of the central bank."
The source added, "The Council will also discuss the authorization Abdul Basit Turki, headed by the formation of the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism fund, and to consider the electronic registration of voters arrived basic document to review the departments of State."
The source added that "re-view the Al-Shaab Stadium will also be discussed, the remodeling project of the Federal High Court Act and the Council renewed the draft law on ratification of military and technical cooperation between Iraq and Russia agreement law."
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