Smear the right criticizes central banking sector and calls for active participation in the donors '

Smear the right criticizes central banking sector and calls for active participation in the donors ' Conference

 Since 2016-03-01 at 11:20 (GMT)
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Iraqi Central Bank Governor said the relationship between the role of the banking sector to support efforts for the success of the donors conference for the reconstruction of the regions affected by terrorist El Ommayyed scheduled for April Jordan actor, criticising defamation processes right the banking sector.
Statement on Central/balance news received a copy of it, "Alak said during the meeting of the CBI headquarters in Baghdad attended by Director General of debt management operations Directorate Mahmoud, President of the Association of banks dagger ist meek and other prominent officials colocynth in Iraqi banks, we hope that the participation of this sector in that national action to be an important point in its registry holds all the meanings of good".
He predicted the relationship "from the banking sector, positive initiatives in this area," he said, adding that "keeping up with the preparations for the Conference, both at the local level by the Committee charged with this task headed by Chairman of the reconstruction fund Dr. Abdel Basset Turki or through international organizations,
He added that "the Conference represents an opportunity that will contribute to creating stability in our country and we need it in this particular circumstance," assessor "are participating in the Conference to be held in the dead sea area on 16 and 17 April.
"Relations between the Central Bank's position clear regarding the auction sale of the currency", pointing out that he "had held meetings with the financial and Economic Committee in the House of representatives and with other official contacts to clarify this issue.
Central Bank Governor addressed to "the causes of the smear campaign, charges faced by the banking sector generally, with particular regard to window selling the currency and in the introduction to these reasons the absence of general banking culture on banks and the nature of the functions of the Central Bank in terms of selling the dollar."
He called on the Governor of the Central Bank "takes the media role in making people aware of the functions of the banking sector in General, the response to the attack easy, if issued by specialists, they easily understand reality when it is difficult when others don't they possess a banking culture".
The Governor urged private banks generally "not to give a chance to attack them by closing loopholes and full compliance with the instructions of the Central Bank and focus on that dollar sales are not a target for speculation", called upon the Association of private banks "that have this issue in the forefront in these circumstances."
So the President of the Association of Iraqi private banks meek bitter melon to increase support for the Central Bank to the banking sector to be able to contribute to any national action, as well as the support of private banks to the Central Bank's efforts within the framework of cooperation and strengthening of mutual trust between the two sides. "
Bitter melon referred to "Association of banks for the establishment of a legal Committee to be a voice for the banks before the judicial authorities and to the payment of charges which are in legal ways."
He stressed "the importance of the humanitarian role played by private banks towards people displaced, adding that the liberalization of the provinces of Salahuddin and Anbar of terrorism would help reassure the capital that our country is on the road to recovery, particularly after the launch of preparations for the liberalization of the Ninawa governorate", explaining the importance that "efforts to make the Conference a success by first encouraging trends the human side and the second urged States and international organizations to provide what support for Iraq to rebuild cities ravaged by terrorism." finished 29/d 24
 

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