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    "Parliamentary Finance": 85% of Iraq's debt caused by Saddam's regime

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    "Parliamentary Finance": 85% of Iraq's debt caused by Saddam's regime Empty "Parliamentary Finance": 85% of Iraq's debt caused by Saddam's regime

    Post by Rocky Sat 08 Jul 2017, 1:51 pm

    "Parliamentary Finance": 85% of Iraq's debt caused by Saddam's regime  >>> 

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    Confirmed "Parliamentary Finance Committee" on Saturday, said 85% of Iraq's debt back to the legacy of former President Saddam Hussein's policies, noting that "$ 41 billion, of which the Gulf states."
    The committee member said Masood Haider's «News Journal» that "85% of the registered debt on Iraq dating back to the former regime."
    "The Gulf states on Iraq, $ 41 billion for the Gulf States," noting that the Gulf did not ask us to do and called "frozen debt."
    "When the country is exposed to war and terrorism and the economic situation is unstable, one of the ways in which fills the shortfall is Aljawoualy debt, whether internal or external."
    He said the Finance Committee member, said "most of Iraq's debt is internal and can be addressed."
    Haider said that "Iraq needs to activate the private sector and increasing non-oil revenues to provide employment opportunities for energy."
    He explained, "the supplementary budget reached the Iraqi parliament and learned it was 9 articles in which determine the price of a barrel to 44 dollars and 40 cents oil exports 3.75 million barrels per day."
    He explained that he "has increased investment expenditure in order to have been allocated to the liberated areas and reconstruction and re-strategic infrastructure," noting that "would be the IMF's strong support for Iraq's reconstruction."
    Revealed the Finance Committee member Magda Tamimi earlier about Iraq's debt rising to more than $ 111 billion.


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