Jubouri: trading two names for the position of Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq

Ali Abdullah - 10/31/2012 - 3:28 pm


A member of the investigative transactions CBI and a member of the parliamentary Finance Committee Haitham al-Jubouri trading names for the position of Governor of the Central Bank, succeeding Governor Sinan al-Shabibi withdrawn his hand and issued an arrest warrant.

Jubouri said in a press statement that "the most prominent figures were passed around for the position of Governor of Central Bank of Iraq are Ahmed Bureihi and who served as deputy governor of the Iraqi Central Bank for many years and holds a doctorate in economics, and the second Ali Abdul Amir Allawi, who served as finance minister before."

Jubouri said that "the selection of a new governor of the Central Bank of Iraq prematurely, but the names have been circulated." He said.

The Cabinet had voted this month to assign Chairman of the Board of Supreme Audit Basset Turki Central Bank management proxy instead of the former governor Sinan al-Shabibi.

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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