Al-Gheshmi: An investigation opened by sinking billions and files shocking the corruption of the Central Bank

Editorial date: 2018/11/17 21:06

(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) Revealed a member of the Committee on Integrity Parliamentary on the National Wisdom Stream Khaled al-Geshmi, the opening of an investigation of the sinking of billions and files shocking the corruption of the Central Bank.

"The integrity will open an investigation into the subject and it is known that the incident took place in 2013 and we do not know the course of the matter," he said. "In the coming days an investigation will be opened on the matter. We will go to the Central Bank to see the minutes of the administrative investigation, "He said.

He pointed out that "there are suspicions of corruption in the central bank, including the sale of foreign currency on banks with the lowest number of selling the currency in the local market and the absence of another way to ensure the sale of currency After the fall of the regime. "

He pointed out that "the file is another important case of the damage of 7 billion Iraqi dinars, a building of the bank, which was transferred in the years of austerity to a company amounting to about [trillion] Iraqi dinars," noting that "the citizen today needs services and electricity and paving streets and hospitals, while the government Previous and the central bank citizen cable without taking into account service projects.

"The Central Bank made a big mistake in this matter, all because of the mismanagement of the policy of the previous state, and the former parliament may bear part of the responsibility."
Al-Geshmi called on the central bank to "take a new way to sell foreign currency".


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Central Bank of Iraq imn: We have a video confirms the census of the currency that was drowned five years ago

2018-11-17 204

Baghdad - conscious

Ihsan al-Yasiri, Director of Accounting at the Central Bank on Saturday, that the bank has a video showing the statistics of the currency that was drowned in Rafidain Bank in 2013.

"We have a video that confirms the information of the Central Bank regarding the sinking of seven billion dinars in the Rafidain Bank," Yasiri told the Iraqi imn.

He added that "the assessment committee within the Central Bank is the count of the damaged funds, and was fined the bank in accordance with laws and procedures."

He pointed out that "a large part of the seven billion dinars was prepared to be destroyed because of the past ten years," noting that "the failure of the system of sewage and rain is the one who led to the sinking of the currency."

"The exchange of money is a daily operation," he said.



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