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    Al-Nusairi announces the release of his new book, "The Central Bank of Iraq...The Journey of Challen

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    Al-Nusairi announces the release of his new book, "The Central Bank of Iraq...The Journey of Challen Empty Al-Nusairi announces the release of his new book, "The Central Bank of Iraq...The Journey of Challen

    Post by Rocky Mon 21 Nov 2022, 5:30 am

    Al-Nusairi announces the release of his new book, "The Central Bank of Iraq...The Journey of Challenges and Achievements 2003-2022"

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    Economy News-Baghdad
    On Monday, the economic and banking advisor to the Association of Iraqi Private Banks, Samir Al-Nusairi, announced the issuance of his new book tagged (The Central Bank of Iraq..The Journey of Challenges and Achievements 2003-2022) by the Palette Center for Printing and Publishing on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Central Bank of Iraq, which happened last week.
    Al-Nusairi, accompanied by Ali Tariq, Executive Director of the Association of Banks, visited the Governor of the Central Bank and gave him the first copy of the book.
    The governor and the president of the association praised the efforts exerted in writing the book and gave thanks and appreciation to Al-Nusairi for his role in documenting the march of challenges and achievements of the Central Bank and the banking sector in supporting, stimulating and revitalizing the national economy over twenty years.
    The book (the document) included 10 chapters, 40 topics, and appendices to documents, controls, regulations, strategies, data, tables, and statistical figures, with a total of 450 pages.
     The book reviews the challenges that the Central Bank of Iraq faced during twenty years, the policies, programs and strategies it adopted and the achievements that achieved its goals contained in its effective law 56 of 2004 and the contribution of rational applications of monetary policy to achieving growth and stability in the monetary system in conditions of economic stagnation and financial crises and building an adequate precautionary foreign cash reserve and controlling Money supply, maintaining the stability of the exchange rate, improving the balance of payments, stabilizing the general level of prices, and reducing inflation.
     The Central Bank had an important role in stimulating, supporting and revitalizing the economy by rediscounting treasury bonds and launching and following up the implementation of its financing initiatives in financing small, medium, housing and investment projects.
    It is noteworthy that this book is the eleventh by the author, and that all these books discuss the fields of economic, banking and documentation reform.  
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