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Prime minister: the financial situation in Iraq is stable .. and adoption of the principle (Majasrh) to resolve the liquidity problem
3/4/15
BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / ... Prime Minister for Economic Affairs adviser said the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, said on Wednesday that the financial situation in Iraq is stable and the adoption of the principle (Majasrh) to resolve the liquidity problem, pointing to the readiness of the central government and local governments for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of areas liberated from the clutches of terrorism.
Saleh said in an interview / Baghdadi News / "There are plans and discussions permanent walk in parallel with the military plans to liberate the occupied territories by the organization Daash terrorist, these plans and discussions spend the rehabilitation and construction of the affected areas, and re inhabitants displaced to a decent life in a decent nutrition available and treatment and good service facilities all. "
Saleh added that "the defeat of terrorism parts of Iraq would upgrading the economic situation, Fbthakik security and safety will increase the level of investment and increase the extraction and export of oil."
Saleh pointed out that "Iraq's financial situation is stable and was brought under control through cooperation with the Central Bank of Iraq, and was to adopt the principle (Majasrh) applicable globally with associated with the Ministry of Finance banks, the decoding of the liquidity that was passing Iraq crisis, until the repayment of the sale of oil ".
Saleh asserted that "the principle of (Majasrh) does not affect any looting of the Central Bank of Iraq force," noting that "Article fifty of the budget Judge law regulating the auction of currencies, helped by providing liquidity to the government, and limited the problems that were facing the auction in previous periods." .
And Saleh, said that "Abadi Ashraf and helped to implement all these economic plans," adding that "the economic situation is not afraid of him because the chief executive awareness of economic excellent."
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3/4/15
BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / ... Prime Minister for Economic Affairs adviser said the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, said on Wednesday that the financial situation in Iraq is stable and the adoption of the principle (Majasrh) to resolve the liquidity problem, pointing to the readiness of the central government and local governments for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of areas liberated from the clutches of terrorism.
Saleh said in an interview / Baghdadi News / "There are plans and discussions permanent walk in parallel with the military plans to liberate the occupied territories by the organization Daash terrorist, these plans and discussions spend the rehabilitation and construction of the affected areas, and re inhabitants displaced to a decent life in a decent nutrition available and treatment and good service facilities all. "
Saleh added that "the defeat of terrorism parts of Iraq would upgrading the economic situation, Fbthakik security and safety will increase the level of investment and increase the extraction and export of oil."
Saleh pointed out that "Iraq's financial situation is stable and was brought under control through cooperation with the Central Bank of Iraq, and was to adopt the principle (Majasrh) applicable globally with associated with the Ministry of Finance banks, the decoding of the liquidity that was passing Iraq crisis, until the repayment of the sale of oil ".
Saleh asserted that "the principle of (Majasrh) does not affect any looting of the Central Bank of Iraq force," noting that "Article fifty of the budget Judge law regulating the auction of currencies, helped by providing liquidity to the government, and limited the problems that were facing the auction in previous periods." .
And Saleh, said that "Abadi Ashraf and helped to implement all these economic plans," adding that "the economic situation is not afraid of him because the chief executive awareness of economic excellent."
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