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Iraq tops the list of the International Monetary Fund about the outlook for high growth
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10/04/2014 11:50
Tomorrow's Press / BAGHDAD: The International Monetary Fund on Thursday that Iraq was at the top of the list of countries in the Middle East in terms of the outlook for growth this year and even the year 2015 prepared by the Fund to the expectations of GDP growth in the countries of the Middle East. said the report of the IMF informed it "tomorrow's Press," said that "Iraq topped the list of expectations of GDP in 2014, reaching the expected rate of 5.9 percent, while more than Qatar, Iraq, in terms of expectations for 2015, where the percentage of the expected growth of 7.1 per cent against 6.7 per cent for Iraq year 2015. " and the report said that "Iraq solution first in 2014, followed by Qatar II and then the United Arab Emirates replaced Thirdly, Algeria, in fourth place, and Saudi Arabia Fifth." It is noteworthy that the IMF report was based on the GDP which is known for short as "GDP "which is commonly used as a measure of standard of living.
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Slogan of the International Monetary Fund
Author: Editor: br reporter: ar
Number of readings: 33
10/04/2014 11:50
Tomorrow's Press / BAGHDAD: The International Monetary Fund on Thursday that Iraq was at the top of the list of countries in the Middle East in terms of the outlook for growth this year and even the year 2015 prepared by the Fund to the expectations of GDP growth in the countries of the Middle East. said the report of the IMF informed it "tomorrow's Press," said that "Iraq topped the list of expectations of GDP in 2014, reaching the expected rate of 5.9 percent, while more than Qatar, Iraq, in terms of expectations for 2015, where the percentage of the expected growth of 7.1 per cent against 6.7 per cent for Iraq year 2015. " and the report said that "Iraq solution first in 2014, followed by Qatar II and then the United Arab Emirates replaced Thirdly, Algeria, in fourth place, and Saudi Arabia Fifth." It is noteworthy that the IMF report was based on the GDP which is known for short as "GDP "which is commonly used as a measure of standard of living.
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