Al-Alaq sets several criteria to maintain exchange rate stability

[size=46]Al-Alaq sets several criteria to maintain exchange rate stability[/size]

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On Saturday, the Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, set a set of standards that maintain the stability of the exchange rate.

Al-Alaq said, in his speech during the first banking conference of the Central Bank of Iraq, reported by the official agency, that “the conference is being held within the framework of continuing efforts to strengthen the banking sector to reach a stable, safe and effective financial system in light of the rapid changes, developments and challenges that the world is witnessing in the transformations of the structure, financial systems and rules.” work and the significant progress that accompanies it in the use of financial technologies.”

He added, "Following developments to arrange priorities in the infrastructure of financial systems and business rules is the strategic goal to employ this experience in the right and safe directions and to study the risks associated with it."

He continued, "This is done through: consolidating the compliance rules stipulated in the Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism Law No. 39 of 2015, and applying international practices and standards in a way that preserves the integrity of the financial system from local and international risks and procedures, and in a way that ensures the transparency and integrity of financial operations, as well as the transition... From cash economy to digital economy.

He pointed out that "these rules are what preserve the integrity of the financial system, and even protect Iraq from serious risks," noting that there is "a close relationship between the application of these standards and the smooth flow of transfer operations and maintaining the stability of the exchange rate."

He noted that "the phenomenon of the monetary economy constitutes a major obstacle to the optimal employment of cash and the development and stimulation of the economy, and a major challenge to achieving the objectives of monetary policy in achieving monetary stability. It also weakens control and oversight of the movement of funds and increases the risks of financial crimes and illicit practices."

He stressed that "many measures are being worked on regarding the transition to the digital economy, in direct and continuous coordination between the government represented by Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani personally, the Central Bank, and the relevant authorities."[/size]
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