Iraq declares bankruptcy.. The scandal of high-caliber and. Her owners!
Date: Thursday, 11-09-2014 10: 18 am Visitors: 1046
Private sources revealed that Iraq faces the biggest scandal in modern history, policies of the previous Government led by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
The sources said that the "safe country in the Development Fund for Iraq, (dad f any) which is only $ 5 billion, after Al-Maliki to withdraw, without the knowledge of the" House of representatives ".
They stressed that "the Fund had assets of more than 30 billion dollars during the previous Governments," explaining that "where never before experienced that pulled these exorbitant amounts".
They noted that "even during the occupation of Baghdad in two thousand and three and, thus, did not withdraw huge sums."
According to the facts presented by the sources, "Al-Maliki earlier also withdrew $ 5 billion from the Treasury, Central Bank, and Iraq has gone bankrupt from cash reserves", indicating that "Iraq is dependent on oil to raise funds to pay salaries, which means that Iraq might declare bankruptcy, if stopped exporting oil, and sell it abroad."
The new Government faces Al-Abadi "is a big problem and a big financial crisis because the former Prime Minister who handed over Iraq to a handful of employees on a plate," said prominent politicians.
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Date: Thursday, 11-09-2014 10: 18 am Visitors: 1046
Private sources revealed that Iraq faces the biggest scandal in modern history, policies of the previous Government led by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
The sources said that the "safe country in the Development Fund for Iraq, (dad f any) which is only $ 5 billion, after Al-Maliki to withdraw, without the knowledge of the" House of representatives ".
They stressed that "the Fund had assets of more than 30 billion dollars during the previous Governments," explaining that "where never before experienced that pulled these exorbitant amounts".
They noted that "even during the occupation of Baghdad in two thousand and three and, thus, did not withdraw huge sums."
According to the facts presented by the sources, "Al-Maliki earlier also withdrew $ 5 billion from the Treasury, Central Bank, and Iraq has gone bankrupt from cash reserves", indicating that "Iraq is dependent on oil to raise funds to pay salaries, which means that Iraq might declare bankruptcy, if stopped exporting oil, and sell it abroad."
The new Government faces Al-Abadi "is a big problem and a big financial crisis because the former Prime Minister who handed over Iraq to a handful of employees on a plate," said prominent politicians.
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