Government banks prepare to implement the Central Bank’s procedures to sell dollars to travelers

  An informed source revealed the date of the implementation by government banks of the procedures of the Central Bank of Iraq in restricting the sale of dollars to travelers at the official price.

The source told {Euphrates News} agency, “Government banks are preparing to implement the procedures of the Central Bank of Iraq in selling dollars to travelers at the official price at airports, in a move to help the government find solutions to the dollar crisis.”
The source explained that “the dollars will be delivered to travelers at the outlets of government banks at airports,” noting that “the start of selling dollars will be next week.”

The Central Bank of Iraq revealed last Thursday the new mechanism for travelers to receive foreign currency (dollars), which will be exclusively through the outlets of companies and banks at international airports, stressing that the goal of the new mechanism, which will come into effect on July 14, is to deliver dollars to the real traveler and pass sound transactions, in addition to facilitating travelers’ access to dollars faster.