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    The Iraqi government is required to reduce the burden of interest imposed on loans

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    The Iraqi government is required to reduce the burden of interest imposed on loans Empty The Iraqi government is required to reduce the burden of interest imposed on loans

    Post by Rocky Sun 15 May 2022, 6:40 am


    [size=32][rtl]The Iraqi government is required to reduce the burden of interest imposed on loans[/rtl]

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    Citizens call for the adoption of the electronic system to simplify banking procedures

    The government is required to reduce the interest burden imposed on loans

    Baghdad - Qusay Munzer

    It should prevent them from delving into its details, and therefore the re-reduction of interest will contribute to a wide demand for taking loans that will reflect on market conditions and enhance the purchasing power in a working way. In turn, Parliament stressed the need to introduce modernity into banking. A statement seen by (Al-Zaman) said yesterday that (the Director General of Al-Rafidain Bank, Abdul Hassan Jamal, received MP Haider Al-Hasnawi, who demanded the release of advances electronically and the simplification of the procedures for granting loans), stressing (the necessity of raising the issue of the sponsor in the credit procedures to reduce the bureaucracy used in banks). ). For his part, the director of the bank pledged to (study and implement these procedures as quickly as possible to alleviate the burden of auditors). The bank had indicated that the electronic system would soon be restored, in response to popular demands. And he stressed in a statement yesterday (reducing the interest rate on new advances, in response to citizens’ requests and procedures, and the application will be simplified and through an electronic window address, which will be announced at a later time, allowing submission to all covered), and the bank pledged to (simplify the procedures for granting advances and loans in total, down to Everyone can benefit from the services it offers, especially after the increase in credit amounts to ensure that the widest possible segment of the bank’s customers are covered with services and facilities. The bank had canceled the granting of advances and loans through the electronic system two years ago without knowing the reasons, and the submission is currently done directly and in paper by reviewing its branches spread in Baghdad and the provinces. The employees intend to organize a demonstration in the Al-Alawi area in the coming days, to demand a new, unified and equitable salary scale that guarantees equality for all without discrimination of one ministry from another. According to invitations circulated on social networking sites, without mentioning other details.

     Pointing out that (the sums needed to include these families amount to about one trillion and 80 billion dinars), calling on the House of Representatives to (include these amounts in the emergency support law to reduce the poverty rate in the country).

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