Parliamentary Finance: there was no justification for sacking «Deputy Governor of the Central Bank»

Parliamentary Finance: there was no justification for sacking «Deputy Governor of the Central Bank»


27/1/2013




Central Bank of Iraq (archive) BAGHDAD - World
Parliamentary Finance Committee noted that the disqualification or dismissal of the deputy governor of the Central Bank, illegal, and there is no reason for his dismissal as long did not prove the charges against him.
Committee member said the Iraqi List MP Ibrahim al-Mutlaq for "JD" yesterday, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank the appearance of Mohammed Saleh proved his innocence, and legally there is no justification for allowing his dismissal or removal. "
Mutlaq said that "the process of selling the currency at the Central Bank has not changed for the article's central bank governor Sinan al-Shabibi."
He is a member of the Finance Committee that "the sale of hard currency, and money orders at the central bank did not change, and did not touch a new, which is the same as what they were in the time of the province of the Central Bank of the article, Sinan Shabibi, and his deputy, the appearance of Mohammed Saleh."
He Mutlaq, that "the previous mechanism is still followed and did not notice any effect, after the media hype that provoked Shabibi in that period."
The MP for the Iraqi List, that "actions which affected the central bank at the time of Shabibi is up in the same Jacob."
The article's central bank governor Sinan al-Shabibi had demanded all documents Integrity Commission accused him of money laundering in order to respond to them.
Shabibi said, challenging, for "JD" yesterday, "I demand the documents and books that refer to Torti money laundering in order to respond to him."
Shabibi revealed he "would respond to all charges against him and prove his innocence, of suspicious reports issued against him," stressing that "the coming days will witness uncover all the facts."
Noteworthy that the judiciary has issued an arrest warrant for Shabibi Iraqi Central Bank Governor Ali financial background suspicions.
According to the report submitted by the committee overseeing the central bank, which included both of the heads of the two financial, economic and BSA under the supervision of First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Qusay al-Suhail, said investigations proved the existence of sale of foreign currency to banks and corporations themselves, which has smuggled to neighboring countries.
It is noteworthy that the Council of Ministers, decided to assign the head of the Office of Financial Supervision Abdul Basit Turki management position of Governor of the Central Bank and the agency, with the issuance of the Judicial Council arrest warrant against former central bank governor and a number of officials in corruption cases.
For its part, reported Majida al-Tamimi, a member of the Knesset Finance Committee, that "Abdul Basit Turki was prepared the report on which the Parliament's Committee in accusing the Governor of the Central Bank."
Said Tamimi in an earlier statement that "reports that accused them Shabibi, Governor of the Central Bank and a number of officials and employees of the bank, came as reports prepared by Abdul Basit Turki, who took acting governor of the bank, succeeding Hbibi, and provided to financial control."
Noteworthy that Magda Tamimi, a member of the Standing Committee within the parliamentary financial control and follow up the work of the central bank.
The MP objected to severe actions taken then cordoned off the central bank by the security forces to implement the arrest warrant against bank employees accused of corruption, according to the results of the report prepared by the Committee which was formed by the presidency of the parliament.
Tamimi, hoped that "those who have been arrested already corrupt, may not be among them innocent, and this measure will affect the social and professional reputations."
And it noted with "actions of the judiciary and the law, but not to promote the media, and then issued arrest warrants."

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