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    Default Financial expert: the dinar to the economic stability needed to be a desirable out of Iraq

    Financial expert: the dinar to the economic stability needed to be a desirable out of Iraq
    On: Wednesday 07/04/2012 12:10



    Baghdad (news) .. Financial expert, attributed the beneficial Elias Abou, the cause of the unwillingness of countries in the world to deal with the Iraqi dinar exchange rate to fluctuate in front of hard currency and the absence of political and economic stability in the country.
    He said Abbou (of the Agency news) on Wednesday: The monetary policy pursued by the central bank responsible for rejection of the regional countries and international dealing in Iraqi dinars, because they do not allow the exit of large amounts of local currency abroad and restricted passengers to take limited amounts of the dinar when traveling.

    He added that the Central Bank of afraid to enter the counterfeit currency when allowing entry and exit of the Iraqi currency, but allowed to get out of the country will force countries to deal with and become internationally accepted and has a real value against other currencies.

    And: that the Iraqi dinar needs political stability and economic and financial goal to diversify revenue and increase total production of the country and maintain its exchange rate against the dollar, foreign currency in order to become an international currency dinar desirable in all countries of the world.

    Often complain of Iraqi pilgrims and travelers from non-treated countries in the world, especially neighboring countries in Iraqi currency abroad for fear of fraud or speculation, as well as the continued decline of the value of the dinar against the dollar. / Finished / 8. D. Q /

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    Default Expert: dinar need to stabilize even be desirable abroad

    Expert: dinar need to stabilize even be desirable abroad

    Date posted 05/07/2012 10:23 AM

    Babnioz-agencies:
    financial desperation Nafe returned expert Abbou, because of the unwillingness of world powers to deal with the Iraqi dinar exchange rate fluctuations to front of hard currency and the absence of political and economic stability in the country.

    said during a news briefing Abbou was made for (Agency news): monetary policy by the Central Bank responsible for global and regional States rejected the deal in Iraqi dinars, as they do not allow exit of large amounts of local currency abroad and restricting passengers to take limited amounts of dinars when travelling.

    He added that the Central Bank feared entry counterfeit currency when you allow the entry and exit of the Iraqi currency, but allowed out of the country would force countries in dealing and become internationally acceptable and has real value to other currencies.

    The dinar needs political stability and the economic diversification of fiscal revenue and increase the total production of the country and keep purely for hard currency rate as the dollar to become an international currency is desirable in all the Nations of the world.
    "we aspire in the near future to the return of Iraqi dinar to what it was in the seventies and the beginning eighties against the dollar" - Dr. Shabibi

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