Al-Rasheed begins distributing MasterCard (Al-Nakheel) cards to defense personnel
Al-Rasheed begins distributing MasterCard (Al-Nakheel) cards to defense personnel
2/24/2021 12:46
[Baghdad-Where] On
Wednesday, the Rasheed Bank began issuing MasterCard (Al-Nakheel) cards to employees of the Ministry of Defense, in Nineveh.
The bank said in a statement. “Today, MasterCard (Al-Nakheel) cards have started to be distributed to the first, fifteenth, sixteenth and twenty divisions at the Ministry of Defense.”
The bank added, “The bank’s special teams distributed all MasterCard cards (Al-Nakheel) to all formations of the Sixteenth Infantry Division of the Nineveh Operations Command.”
The bank added that “the special teams will proceed to distribute the remaining cards to the remaining employees of the above teams, and their national salaries within the Rasheed Bank, respectively.”
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The Minister of Finance chairs a meeting on “changing the exchange rate”
Economie
2021-02-24 | 09:46
Today, Wednesday, the Minister of Finance, Ali Abdul Amir Allawi, chaired an expanded meeting to discuss the goals achieved by changing the currency exchange rate.
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The ministry said in a statement that Alsumaria News obtained a copy of, that “during the meeting, a review and discussion of the positive effects of changing the exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar and the effect of that step on rebalancing the Iraqi economic reality burdened with challenges and obstacles and protecting it from the risks of collapse, in addition to discussing mechanisms Change the investment environment, support the private sector, and support industry and agriculture in line with corrective measures for the path of the national economy.
The meeting discussed, according to the statement, “the encouraging measures related to the work of the banking sector and its contribution to providing support to the various productive sectors. As well as procedures for automating the tax and customs system and simplifying all administrative operations in line with the adoption of the white paper.” .
Allawi stressed, “Ministry of Finance Several measures have been taken to support the effects of changing the exchange rate and are continuing to work on translating them effectively to protect the poor classes, in conjunction with the approaching vote of the House of Representatives on the draft general budget bill.
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To discuss the positive effects of changing the exchange rate … The Minister of Finance chairs a meeting with the private sector
02/24/2021
The Minister of Finance, Dr. Ali Abdul Amir Allawi, chaired an expanded meeting to discuss the objectives achieved by changing the currency exchange rate today, Wednesday, at the ministry’s headquarters.
During the meeting, they reviewed and discussed the positive effects of changing the dinar exchange rate against the dollar and the effect of that step on rebalancing the Iraqi economic reality burdened with challenges and obstacles and protecting it from the risk of collapse.
The meeting also discussed mechanisms to change the investment environment, support the private sector, and support industry and agriculture, in line with corrective measures for the course of the national economy.
The meeting discussed the encouraging measures related to the banking sector’s work and its contribution to providing support to various productive sectors. In addition to the procedures for automating the tax and customs system and simplifying all administrative processes in line with the adoption of the White Paper, the Minister listened to most of the problems raised by representatives of the private and industrial sector.
Allawi stressed that the Ministry of Finance has taken several measures in support of the effects of changing the exchange and is continuing to work on translating them effectively to protect the poor classes, in conjunction with the approaching vote of the House of Representatives on the draft general budget bill.
The meeting was attended by the representatives of the ministries of finance and planning, the advisor to the prime minister’s office, Mr. Abdul Hussein Al-Anbaki, the financial advisor to the Ministry of Finance, and a number of the general managers, heads of bodies, and a group of representatives from the private and industrial sector.
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