Governor of Central Bank: the importance of strengthening the Iraqi currency and maintain the independence of monetary policy

Abdul-Mahdi, the Governor of Central Bank: the importance of strengthening the Iraqi currency and maintain the independence of monetary policy

July 7, 2012 14:51

Search former Vice-President Adel Abdul Mahdi, with the Central Bank Governor Sinan Shabibi economic developments taking place in the country and the measures the central bank to raise the value of Iraqi dinar.
A statement by the office of Abdul Mahdi, the Agency has received all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today that “Abdul-Mahdi was received in his office in Baghdad a number of officials in the state of each individual, where he met central bank governor said during the meeting the importance of strengthening the Iraqi currency and maintain the independence of the monetary policy of the Bank Central.”
He added, “Abdul-Mahdi discussed in a separate meeting with the governor of Kirkuk, Najm al-Din Karim importance of service projects and urban development in the province, said Abdul-Mahdi, the need to provide better services to the people of the province.”

The statement said that former Vice-President also discussed with Minister of Water Resources and former adviser of the Republic R. Is Abdul Latif Rashid Allarroaii reality in the country and how to maintain the increase of water resources including reflect positively on the development of the agricultural situation in the country. “

He said, “Abdul-Mahdi received also a member of the National Alliance, former Deputy Qasim Daoud and discussed the overall situation in the political landscape in the country.
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The link won't work for me...is that from today or 7/7/11 as it kind of looks like at the bottom left of the link?

Iraq, enought talk already, I want to see some action!

Catherine wrote:The link won't work for me...is that from today or 7/7/11 as it kind of looks like at the bottom left of the link?

Could this be another recycled article ...

I am not sure since there are quite a few numbers in that link.

I think Chevy guessed it at Oct. 4th...it would be better on Oct. 6th (my birthday!)

Happy early birthday. I hope for September