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    Iraq IV regional growth rates and the priorities of the budget for the war on terrorism

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    Post by day dreamer Sat 25 Oct 2014, 4:38 am

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    [ltr]BAGHDAD / obelisk: Solving the Iraq ranked fourth by about 214 billion dollars, about the countries to speed up growth in the Middle East, according to the Institute of International Finance data.
    The statement called for the Iraqi Ministry of Finance, to the serious cooperation between the three presidencies and between the government and the parliament, ministries and state bodies and pursue transparency in dealing with the financial crisis.
    According to the statement, which followed the "obelisk" on Saturday that "the ministerial committee set up by the Council of Ministers held its sixth meeting, to arrange the priorities of the federal budget for fiscal year 2014, and to reduce the budget deficit and the search for solutions to finance the deficit and increase the resources of the state."
     The statement added, "it was stressed during the meeting, which was chaired by the Minister of Finance in the presence of oil ministers of defense and interior, electricity, and representatives from the Ministry of Planning and the Central Bank and a number of experts, on the importance of reducing expenses and serious cooperation between the three presidencies and between the government and the parliament, ministries and state bodies and pursue transparency in dealing with the crisis with an emphasis on the financial support of the military effort and security to combat terrorism. "
    So it according to the Institute of International Finance data, the Gulf countries are the fastest growing for the entire year between the Arab countries.
     This was followed by Iraq, which ranked third, Kuwait worth $ 180 billion and Morocco by about 111 billion dollars.
    He guessed that the report of the GDP of the Sultanate of Oman about 83 billion dollars, and Libya, worth 51 billion dollars, and Tunisia about 50 billion dollars.  And stood in Lebanon about 47 billion dollars and 36 billion worth Jordan and Bahrain worth 34 billion dollars, and stopped in Syria at around 32 billion dollars.
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    The Institute of International Finance predicted that Qatar recorded the highest growth rate of GDP in the Middle East and North Africa during 2014 by 6.1 percent, followed by the UAE increased by 4.6 percent, Oman by 4.5 percent, followed by Saudi Arabia increased by 4.3 percent and Bahrain by about 3.7 percent.
     The report showed that Libya will top economies which recorded a contraction in the region, this year, by 14.3 percent, followed by 5 percent of Syria and Iraq increased by 1.7 percent, according to the report issued by the Institute.
     The institute said that Algeria will be recorded growth in gross domestic product by 3.3 percent in 2014, advanced at a rate of 3 percent, Jordan and Tunisia by 2.9 percent and Kuwait 2.5 percent.
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    And Morocco's economy will grow by 2.5 percent and 2 percent by Egypt, Lebanon, by 1.5 percent.
     He expected to see the countries of the Middle East and North Africa combined, growth in real gross domestic product increased by 2.8 percent in 2014, up from 2.7 percent in the past year, and that the rise in the rate of growth next year to 3.4 percent.

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    He predicted that the Institute of GDP for the region about three trillion dollars in 2014.

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    The Institute of International Finance is a global enterprise with more than 470 financial institution, and the mission is to support the financial industry and prudent management of risk, and its membership includes global central banks and major international banks and insurance companies, pension funds and asset managers and sovereign wealth funds.


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