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Economic Commission: the central bank will finance the real estate, industrial and agricultural banks $ 5 trillion dinars
May 6, 2015
The economic and investment commission parliamentaryThe economic and investment commission parliamentary revealed that the central Iraqi Central Bank will finance real estate, industrial and agricultural banks $ 5 trillion dinars to lend to small and medium enterprises within the development plan for the productive sectors.
The Committee called for the need to take a number of executive procedures for the success of economic development projects. She said that the increase in the volume of imports to exports is one of the most important problems facing the development process in the country, noting that laws that limit imports and increase of exports is not at the required level .ofattt to the lack of a strategy and a clear state in the aspects of economic development plans over the past periods as well as lack of plans and programs of reform, and stressed the need to take a series of executive actions to reduce the volume of imports, especially that imports up to 99 percent.
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May 6, 2015
The economic and investment commission parliamentaryThe economic and investment commission parliamentary revealed that the central Iraqi Central Bank will finance real estate, industrial and agricultural banks $ 5 trillion dinars to lend to small and medium enterprises within the development plan for the productive sectors.
The Committee called for the need to take a number of executive procedures for the success of economic development projects. She said that the increase in the volume of imports to exports is one of the most important problems facing the development process in the country, noting that laws that limit imports and increase of exports is not at the required level .ofattt to the lack of a strategy and a clear state in the aspects of economic development plans over the past periods as well as lack of plans and programs of reform, and stressed the need to take a series of executive actions to reduce the volume of imports, especially that imports up to 99 percent.
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