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Chalabi warned of the worsening financial and economic situation in Iraq in weeks
2015/9/26
[Baghdad-where]
the President of the Parliamentary Finance Committee Ahmed Chalabi warned of the worsening financial and economic situation in the country unless being a quick and serious reforms in the coming weeks.
Chalabi said in an interview televised followed the agency all of Iraq [where]: "The economic situation is exacerbated and complicated and there are serious consequences if you fix things not being quick and serious during the week to take bold decisions and change people from their positions and tackle corruption and take action against the waste of public money."
He said Chalabi: "Without urgent reform measures will resort Iraq to the International Monetary Fund, which Satab turn to the implementation of measures detrimental to the interests of the people of Iraq such as abolishing the ration card and raise fuel prices as well as the separation of the staff of state-owned companies self-financing from the state budget."
On the other side of the meeting, predicted Chalabi "The government does not face great difficulties in providing the employees' salaries and the fulfillment of its obligations."
also download Chalabi responsibility for the repercussions of the collapse of the financial structure of the country's previous government and the Central Bank described as "gangs" that control the market price.
He said: "The cause of the economic collapse is the period rule from 2006 to 2014 where Iraq entered the amount of $ 551 billion and the government has imported a total of $ 115 billion and the central bank sold to banks and civil amount of $ 312 billion, he said, adding: "This is the amount you missed ($ 312 billion), he could build a cash reserve." .
Revealed Chalabi: "The limbs political pressure on the central bank to increase the banks' allocations auctions to meet the amounts and there memorandums within the Central Bank these politicians of the House of Representatives and the names of the government," .anthy
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2015/9/26
[Baghdad-where]
the President of the Parliamentary Finance Committee Ahmed Chalabi warned of the worsening financial and economic situation in the country unless being a quick and serious reforms in the coming weeks.
Chalabi said in an interview televised followed the agency all of Iraq [where]: "The economic situation is exacerbated and complicated and there are serious consequences if you fix things not being quick and serious during the week to take bold decisions and change people from their positions and tackle corruption and take action against the waste of public money."
He said Chalabi: "Without urgent reform measures will resort Iraq to the International Monetary Fund, which Satab turn to the implementation of measures detrimental to the interests of the people of Iraq such as abolishing the ration card and raise fuel prices as well as the separation of the staff of state-owned companies self-financing from the state budget."
On the other side of the meeting, predicted Chalabi "The government does not face great difficulties in providing the employees' salaries and the fulfillment of its obligations."
also download Chalabi responsibility for the repercussions of the collapse of the financial structure of the country's previous government and the Central Bank described as "gangs" that control the market price.
He said: "The cause of the economic collapse is the period rule from 2006 to 2014 where Iraq entered the amount of $ 551 billion and the government has imported a total of $ 115 billion and the central bank sold to banks and civil amount of $ 312 billion, he said, adding: "This is the amount you missed ($ 312 billion), he could build a cash reserve." .
Revealed Chalabi: "The limbs political pressure on the central bank to increase the banks' allocations auctions to meet the amounts and there memorandums within the Central Bank these politicians of the House of Representatives and the names of the government," .anthy
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