Iraq's policy recovers large amounts of money belonging to the regime of Saddam Hussein

Iraq's policy recovers large amounts of money belonging to the regime of Saddam Hussein


The Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced on Thursday the return of large sums of money belonging to the former Iraqi regime, led by Saddam Hussein, detained by the United Nations, according to the program "oil for food and medicine."
"Iraqi funds seized by the United Nations under the $ 131 million oil-for-food and medicine program have been recovered in addition to their six-year benefits after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was authorized by the Council of Ministers and with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Prime Minister, and the contribution of the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to negotiate the latest commitments related to this program.
Gamal explained that this was done two rounds of negotiations with the Secretariat of the United Nations on the completion of Iraq's obligations related to the release of the "Chapter VII".
The foreign statement said "
The end of the current year is expected to end all the burdens of Chapter VII decisions borne by Iraq because of the policies and folly of Iraq's money that led to its detention by international organizations. "The" Oil for Food "program is the United Nations program , Issued under Security Council resolution 986 (1995), under which Iraq was allowed to export a specific portion of oil to Iraq to benefit from its revenues in the purchase of the humanitarian needs of its people under the auspices of the United Nations
On 25 December 2016, Iraq, completing Iraq for one of the two commitments Jerin 's decision to exit from Chapter "Chapter VII" of international sanctions imposed on it because of Saddam Hussein 's invasion of Kuwait, the early nineties of the last century. Of the policies and folly of Iraq's money that led to its detention by international organizations. " It should be noted that the oil-for-food program is the United Nations program issued under Security Council resolution 986 (1995), under which Iraq was allowed under Saddam Hussein's regime to export A portion of the oil to benefit from its revenues in the purchase of the humanitarian needs of its people, under the supervision of the United Nations On 25 December 2016, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced the completion of Iraq to one of the last two commitments to the decision to abandon the "Chapter VII" international sanctions imposed on him because of Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in the early 1990s the last century. Of the policies and folly of Iraq's money that led to its detention by international organizations. " It should be noted that the oil-for-food program is the United Nations program issued under Security Council resolution 986 (1995), under which Iraq was allowed under Saddam Hussein's regime to export A portion of the oil to benefit from its revenues in the purchase of the humanitarian needs of its people, under the supervision of the United Nations On 25 December 2016, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced the completion of Iraq to one of the last two commitments to the decision to abandon the "Chapter VII" international sanctions imposed on him because of Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in the early 1990s the last century. Is the United Nations program, issued under Security Council resolution 986 (1995), under which Saddam Hussein was allowed to export a specific portion of oil to benefit from his revenues in the purchase of the humanitarian needs of his people under the auspices of the United Nations. On December 25, 2016, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced that Iraq had completed one of the last two commitments to its decision to withdraw from Chapter Seven of the international sanctions imposed on it by the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein in the early 1990s. Is the United Nations program, issued under Security Council resolution 986 (1995), under which Saddam Hussein was allowed to export a certain portion of oil to benefit from his revenues in the purchase of the humanitarian needs of his people under the auspices of the United Nations. On December 25, 2016, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced that Iraq had completed one of the last two commitments to its decision to withdraw from Chapter Seven of the international sanctions imposed on it by the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein in the early 1990s.

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