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Zebari stresses the need to take advantage of financial loans to banks, "the real estate, industrial and agricultural"

8/26/2015

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 Finance Minister Hoshyar Zebari, said the loans to banks will be reflected positively on the wheel of the Iraqi economy to encourage the private sector and national and employment, stressing the need to take advantage of financial loans to banks, "the real estate, industrial and agricultural."  A statement from the Ministry of Finance, said that "Zebari held a meeting today with the industrial, agricultural and real estate managers of banks, to discuss the benefit of the central bank's five trillion to support economic activity and job opportunities for citizens and youth loan." During the meeting, Zebari urged the banks concerned managers to accomplish the required administrative and financial procedures, and the drafting process in their respective fields programs to ensure speed the arrival of the money to the citizens of small, medium and large enterprises. The governor of the Central Bank of the agency on the Keywords announced on the eighth of this month the launch of loans to 5 trillion dinars for banks, "industrial" and "agricultural" and "real estate," noting that the loans will launch banks are dollar-term bonds and could banks to buy them at a reduced price.     SOURCE

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