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312 billion out of Iraq by the central bank auction (Dif-Source)
2015/07/24 00:13
Parliamentary Finance Committee revealed that nearly about $ 312 billion out of Iraq by the Central Bank of the daily auction for the sale of hard currency .
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: the parliamentary finance committee, revealed that nearly about $ 312 billion out of Iraq by the Central Bank of the daily auction for the sale of hard currency, noting that there are suspicions that went mostly to money laundering .
He said the Commission's decision MP Ahmed Rasheed in a statement meat I followed "obelisk", that "there is a huge waste of public money and the absence of complete financial control over some government institutions, especially the Central Bank .
He added that "nearly about $ 312 billion out of Iraq by the Central Bank of the daily auction in recent months, including the public sector and another section of the private sector, and there are suspicions that most of the money went to projects illegally and laundering of money . "
A government source had said in an earlier statement that 90% of dollar sales by the Central Bank of Iraq is of remittances and 10% cash sales only. "
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2015/07/24 00:13
Parliamentary Finance Committee revealed that nearly about $ 312 billion out of Iraq by the Central Bank of the daily auction for the sale of hard currency .
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: the parliamentary finance committee, revealed that nearly about $ 312 billion out of Iraq by the Central Bank of the daily auction for the sale of hard currency, noting that there are suspicions that went mostly to money laundering .
He said the Commission's decision MP Ahmed Rasheed in a statement meat I followed "obelisk", that "there is a huge waste of public money and the absence of complete financial control over some government institutions, especially the Central Bank .
He added that "nearly about $ 312 billion out of Iraq by the Central Bank of the daily auction in recent months, including the public sector and another section of the private sector, and there are suspicions that most of the money went to projects illegally and laundering of money . "
A government source had said in an earlier statement that 90% of dollar sales by the Central Bank of Iraq is of remittances and 10% cash sales only. "
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