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Bolani: Central initiative to support the specialized banks will contribute to the development of several vital sectors
8/8/2015
The head of the economic and investment commission in the House of Representatives Jawad al-Bolani, Saturday, that the central bank initiative to support the specialized banks will contribute to the development of several vital sectors, noting that it will provide thousands of homes and jobs if they "tied up properly."
Bolani said in a press statement that "the launch of the Central Bank initiative to support the specialized banks is one of the important initiatives being developed will contribute to a number of vital sectors," asserting that "the initiative can provide thousands of homes and job opportunities for the Iraqis if they are invested correctly".
He added that "the initiative you need to activate and sustain the fast by the relevant banks to create a labor market and a good environment for the private sector and prevent the unjust import of materials can be manufactured within the country," stressing "the need to activate and sustain the initiative."
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8/8/2015
The head of the economic and investment commission in the House of Representatives Jawad al-Bolani, Saturday, that the central bank initiative to support the specialized banks will contribute to the development of several vital sectors, noting that it will provide thousands of homes and jobs if they "tied up properly."
Bolani said in a press statement that "the launch of the Central Bank initiative to support the specialized banks is one of the important initiatives being developed will contribute to a number of vital sectors," asserting that "the initiative can provide thousands of homes and job opportunities for the Iraqis if they are invested correctly".
He added that "the initiative you need to activate and sustain the fast by the relevant banks to create a labor market and a good environment for the private sector and prevent the unjust import of materials can be manufactured within the country," stressing "the need to activate and sustain the initiative."
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