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Among them concerns the dinar... the outcomes of Parliament’s finance meeting with the Central Bank
03/14/2024 Baghdad
Today, Thursday, the Parliamentary Finance Committee expressed its aspiration to coordinate with the Central Bank to increase the value of the dinar and control the market.
The Media Department of the House of Representatives stated in a statement received by Al-Eqtisad News, “The Finance Committee met under the chairmanship of Atwan Al-Atwani, in the presence of its members, with the Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, to discuss monetary policy, the banking system in the country, and ways to increase the value of the Iraqi dinar.”
At the beginning of the hosting, which was held at the committee’s headquarters, the Chairman of the Committee stressed “the importance of following up on the economic file and monetary policy, based on the supervisory aspect, and finding appropriate solutions to the obstacles facing the work of the Central Bank.”
The Finance Committee expressed its "aspiration to coordinate with the Central Bank in order to increase the value of the Iraqi dinar, and to control the market in order to alleviate the burdens of citizens and address the deficit."
For his part, the Governor of the Central Bank reviewed “the economic and monetary aspect, pointing out” the establishment of basic rules in order to monitor the remittance process and analyze monetary operations, praising “the role played by the Finance Committee in following up on the country’s financial and economic movement.”
The committee discussed with the Governor of the Central Bank the approved international standards, future plans to improve the status of banks, the possibility of expanding relations with international banks, drawing up the structure of banks, and moving towards the electronic payment process, in addition to the possibility of amending the Central Bank law. LINK
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