Four names nominated herself for the position of Governor of the Central Bank

22/10/2012 04:02

Informed sources revealed at the central bank that there are four names nominated herself for the position of Governor of the Bank.

Names submitted to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

The sources said the Centre Brief for the Iraqi Media Network that candidates are Zia Alckheon Smeisim safety and the appearance of Mohammed Saleh and Ahmed ÇáČŃíĺí, indicating they were awaiting the unresolved issue of final Shabibi.

Someone to be selected by a committee of government oversees the selection of an alternative.

Shabibi's insistence on staying abroad.

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Four names to run for the office of Governor of the Central Bank
Ali Abdullah - 10/22/2012 - 11:11 AM


Informed sources in the Iraqi Central Bank, on Monday that there are four names nominated herself for the position of Governor of the Bank has submitted their nominations to the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

The sources said in a press statement that "four names are Zia Alckheon and safety Sumaisem and the appearance of Mohammed Saleh and Ahmed ÇáČŃíĺí and is awaiting that resolved the issue of final Shabibi to be chosen one Hola by the Prime Minister."

The sources added that "names were submitted to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to choose a name by a committee formed by the government oversees the selection of an alternative in the event insisted Shabibi stay abroad without reference to Baghdad and to defend himself in court."

A member of the parliamentary fact-finding committee formed to investigate the dealings of the Iraqi Central Bank Haider al-Abadi, last Wednesday, on the importance of the mandate of the Council of Ministers alternative proxy for former central bank governor Sinan al-Shabibi.

The Cabinet had voted last week to assign Chairman of the Board of Supreme Audit Basset Turki management of the Central Bank acting governor instead of Previous Sinancbibi.

The Commission had announced on the seventh of this month for most recommendations, which centered on two main points the first relating to a information on the mechanism used for the bank in the protection of Iraqi funds, and secondly relating to tighten controls on private banks' dealings with customers.

It confirmed that the central bank has an information base for only 5% of what spend money which caused the widening of the gap between the Iraqi dinar and the dollar.

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