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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki directed the Committee to Protect Iraq's assets abroad to disclose the fate of Iraqi funds estimated at 17.5 billion dollars were confiscated, seized or withdrawn from the Development Fund for Iraq since the fall of the former regime. "
A statement by the Prime Minister's Office, "The Committee, the issue is headed by Deputy Prime Minister Ruz Nuri Shawis and the membership of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs Hoshyar Zebari and financial Rafie al-Issawi, Justice Hassan Shammari and the Governor of the Central Bank and the Legal Adviser to the Prime Minister assigned to follow up this file and disclose fate of the money" .
The Chairman of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi looking the fate of this money during the visit carried out by the road to Washington.
And lost the money from the Development Fund for Iraq after the fall of the former regime and did not know its fate until now.
The statement noted that "the Prime Minister authorized the investigative committee with all the necessary powers to investigate any official with a related or has information about him without exception."
Maliki, the Iraqi authorities and the U.S. government to "cooperate with and support the Commission with all the required work and help in achieving its mission to the fullest"
The newspaper "Washington Post" the U.S. has revealed a lack of knowledge of how to spend $ 2.6 billion back to the Iraqi government.
The newspaper reported that "checking in $ 9.1 billion from the proceeds of Iraqi oil has shown that most of the agencies assigned to U.S. military spending reconstruction funds failed to comply with U.S. rules on how to pursue these funds and spending."
The report showed that U.S. officials failed to create bank accounts for $ 8.7 billion into the Development Fund for Iraq also requests the Ministry of the Treasury, making these funds subject to improper use and loss.
The report also noted that the U.S. military still retains to $ 34.3 million of this money even though he is required to return it to the Iraqi government three years ago.
The Coalition Provisional Authority and U.S. officials have put their hands in 2003 to $ 20 billion in Iraqi funds and received permission from the Security Council to use these funds to humanitarian assistance and reconstruction.
Earlier reports have shown the distribution of large sums of money in Iraq updated from sales of Iraqi oil, and other surplus of the oil for food program after the occupation by U.S. forces in 2003 in ways not controlled.
By: Alnahrain-tv on: Saturday, 06/25/2011 18:31
Nahrain Radio and TV
A statement by the Prime Minister's Office, "The Committee, the issue is headed by Deputy Prime Minister Ruz Nuri Shawis and the membership of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs Hoshyar Zebari and financial Rafie al-Issawi, Justice Hassan Shammari and the Governor of the Central Bank and the Legal Adviser to the Prime Minister assigned to follow up this file and disclose fate of the money" .
The Chairman of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi looking the fate of this money during the visit carried out by the road to Washington.
And lost the money from the Development Fund for Iraq after the fall of the former regime and did not know its fate until now.
The statement noted that "the Prime Minister authorized the investigative committee with all the necessary powers to investigate any official with a related or has information about him without exception."
Maliki, the Iraqi authorities and the U.S. government to "cooperate with and support the Commission with all the required work and help in achieving its mission to the fullest"
The newspaper "Washington Post" the U.S. has revealed a lack of knowledge of how to spend $ 2.6 billion back to the Iraqi government.
The newspaper reported that "checking in $ 9.1 billion from the proceeds of Iraqi oil has shown that most of the agencies assigned to U.S. military spending reconstruction funds failed to comply with U.S. rules on how to pursue these funds and spending."
The report showed that U.S. officials failed to create bank accounts for $ 8.7 billion into the Development Fund for Iraq also requests the Ministry of the Treasury, making these funds subject to improper use and loss.
The report also noted that the U.S. military still retains to $ 34.3 million of this money even though he is required to return it to the Iraqi government three years ago.
The Coalition Provisional Authority and U.S. officials have put their hands in 2003 to $ 20 billion in Iraqi funds and received permission from the Security Council to use these funds to humanitarian assistance and reconstruction.
Earlier reports have shown the distribution of large sums of money in Iraq updated from sales of Iraqi oil, and other surplus of the oil for food program after the occupation by U.S. forces in 2003 in ways not controlled.
By: Alnahrain-tv on: Saturday, 06/25/2011 18:31
Nahrain Radio and TV
