January 9, 2011
"The forces of the window," The central bank to fight the rebellion against the government
Baghdad / Orr News
The central bank of Iraq for the presence of attempts by some political parties to keep him for the committees to protect Iraqi funds abroad.
A source familiar with the Central Bank to the existence of attempts by some political parties did not identify for removal from the committees that will shape the implementation of Resolution No. 1956 to 2010, pointing out that these bodies operate is intended to give the media leaks fabricated and untrue, for lack of jurisdiction of the bank in this command.
The source said that the central bank is a fundamental pillar in this topic because it runs the government's accounts, and the device is entrusted with the public money, as well as all the external accounts registered in his name.
This is confirmed by Judge Wael Abdul Latif, who pointed out that some political actors trying to keep the bank as a revolt against the claims of the Ministry of Finance on the control and influence, stressing the need for a central bank in this Committee being responsible for the stability of the Iraqi currency.
The Central Bank of Iraq was a follower of the Ministry of Finance, but, according to Abdul Latif, was dismissed by decision of the U.S. civil administrator Paul Braimer (Bremer) in 2003 in consultation with the Governing Council for the wider distribution of competences.
"The forces of the window," The central bank to fight the rebellion against the government
Baghdad / Orr News
The central bank of Iraq for the presence of attempts by some political parties to keep him for the committees to protect Iraqi funds abroad.
A source familiar with the Central Bank to the existence of attempts by some political parties did not identify for removal from the committees that will shape the implementation of Resolution No. 1956 to 2010, pointing out that these bodies operate is intended to give the media leaks fabricated and untrue, for lack of jurisdiction of the bank in this command.
The source said that the central bank is a fundamental pillar in this topic because it runs the government's accounts, and the device is entrusted with the public money, as well as all the external accounts registered in his name.
This is confirmed by Judge Wael Abdul Latif, who pointed out that some political actors trying to keep the bank as a revolt against the claims of the Ministry of Finance on the control and influence, stressing the need for a central bank in this Committee being responsible for the stability of the Iraqi currency.
The Central Bank of Iraq was a follower of the Ministry of Finance, but, according to Abdul Latif, was dismissed by decision of the U.S. civil administrator Paul Braimer (Bremer) in 2003 in consultation with the Governing Council for the wider distribution of competences.
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