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    The central bank governor urges merchants to deal directly with banks

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    Economy News / Baghdad
    Today, Tuesday, the Governor of the Central Bank, Mustafa Makhaif, called on merchants to deal directly with banks.
    A statement from the media office of the bank stated that "Makhaif and the advanced staff at the Central Bank received a number of merchants."
    The statement stated that "during the meeting, they discussed the most important concerns and proposals of merchants and the most important challenges they face in dealing with authorized banks, wishing them to avoid resorting to brokers and speculators, and to deal directly with banks that provide various banking services."
    And the statement continued, "The governor of the Central Bank provided an explanation of the procedures and decisions of the Central Bank of Iraq during the past days to enhance stability in the foreign currency market and the mechanisms of the electronic platform's work as a tool for external transfer."
    And the Central Bank of Iraq confirmed, at the end of last month, that merchants should review banks directly and not resort to brokers and speculators to avoid charging their imports with undue commissions and expenses, noting what was issued by the Council of Ministers in its decision No. (351) for the year 2022 regarding non-payment of customs duties and amounts of tax secretariats. In advance, as this will reduce redundant rings, ease procedures, and remove costs resulting from pre-demarcation problems.
    He also stressed that the Central Bank continues to work to simplify external transfer procedures through official channels and at the official exchange rate for merchants, in light of the launch of the electronic platform for external transfer at the beginning of this year. He called on other competent government agencies to facilitate merchants' procedures to ensure full disclosure of all transactions and ensure their safety.

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    Post by Rocky Wed 11 Jan 2023, 4:26 am

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    Today, Tuesday, the Governor of the Central Bank, Mustafa Makhaif, called on merchants to deal directly with banks.
    A statement from the media office of the Central Bank stated, "Makhif and the advanced staff at the Central Bank received a number of merchants."
    The statement stated that "during the meeting, they discussed the most important concerns and proposals of merchants and the most important challenges they face in dealing with authorized banks, wishing them to avoid resorting to brokers and speculators, and to deal directly with banks that provide various banking services."
    And the statement continued, "The governor of the Central Bank provided an explanation of the procedures and decisions of the Central Bank of Iraq during the past days to enhance stability in the foreign currency market and the mechanisms of the electronic platform's work as a tool for external transfer."
    And the Central Bank of Iraq confirmed, at the end of last month, that merchants should review banks directly and not resort to brokers and speculators to avoid charging their imports with undue commissions and expenses, noting what was issued by the Council of Ministers in its decision No. (351) for the year 2022 regarding non-payment of customs duties and amounts of tax secretariats. In advance, as this will reduce redundant rings, ease procedures, and remove costs resulting from pre-demarcation problems.
    He also stressed that the Central Bank continues to work to simplify external transfer procedures through official channels and at the official exchange rate for merchants, in light of the launch of the electronic platform for external transfer at the beginning of this year. He called on other competent government agencies to facilitate merchants' procedures to ensure full disclosure of all transactions and ensure their safety.
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