6/11/2015
Central Bank of Jordan said today that Oman still negotiating with Iraq to collect the debts amounting to about $ 1.52 billion, which dates back to the period of former President Saddam Hussein. He said the central, in a report that this amount is 1,081 billion dollars amounts due to Iraq under the trade agreements and the amount of 441.91 million dollars owed interest on the amount due for several Snoat.oukalt informed sources that this debt payable since the era of Saddam Hussein, where he was countries linked by trade protocol under which the Iraqi side gets a portion of the commodity needs of Jordan, in exchange for payment of the value of these goods, but the fall of the Iraqi regime kept this indebtedness outstanding so far.
And ensure that the protocol signed at the time, that Jordan gets the oil needs of Iraqi oil at preferential prices, and pay the total value of export contracts, while the Jordanian side pays dues of his companies that he received a Aldaia.oukal Central Bank of Jordan, the collection of these outstanding debts depends on the final outcome Negotiations between the Jordanian and Iraqi governments.
The two sides held several negotiating sessions to end the financial and close the file, especially since the Iraqi side demanding Oman, including the rest of the frozen deposits in the Jordanian banking system and unknown size, but it is not reached final agreement on this Almelv.kma demanding the Jordanian private sector, Iraq to pay dues Jordan Exporters and who responded to Baghdad goods large amounts of money during the rule of Saddam Hasin.otkdr the total value of the claims of the private sector, according to Representative for exporters Khalid Shraideh about 521.7 million dollars
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