Thursday 03.09.2015 7:45
suggested a member of the economic and investment commission in Parliament, Abdel-Salam al-Maliki, to secure large cash liquidity through the declaration of the FAO as a port: "joint-stock company sold its shares through the stock market to the citizens directly",
and features, among: "The citizen will be the owner The gigantic project, and return it benefit, and also take advantage of the funds within development projects, benefiting the Iraqi economy, "Zkhv MP in his speech for the" Iraq today, "what you say some statistics on the whereabouts of Iraqi cash:" The Statistics New confirm the existence of more than 41 trillion Iraqi dinars cash Kciolh, distributed among the Iraqi private banks, but the mass semi-Off, "Maliki added that revealed as well, that there is more trillions .. But where are, we read:" The available statistics indicate the existence of a cluster of more than 80 trillion dinars, half a trader outside the banks, and the remaining mass distributed between the government and private banks, both Iraqi and foreign operating in Iraq, "and criticized the deputy lack of initiatives to take advantage of this liquidity:" So far we have not seen any initiative by the relevant fiscal and monetary Balseesten, to invest in these blocks broken ", did not spare the Attorney opportunity to itself, to criticize the preoccupation with concerned Iraqi financial affairs, wasting money in the side activities have no fruits:" The relevant economic ministries and the central bank, banks, and all represented sector of the private banking federations, inflicted State exaggerated pain, for the implementation of external Aivadat to attend conferences, workshops and training courses, end them access to banking experiences in the world and products offered to customers, and how to exploit its assets optimally, "and wondered and spirit sarcastic at the conclusion of his speech:" Where experiments that had not been transferred to Iraq, which is still owned banking Osaliba traditional " .
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