The governor of the Central Bank submits a proposal to his Iranian counterpart regarding debts and stocks
The governor of the Central Bank submits a proposal to his Iranian counterpart regarding debts and stocks
10/12/2020 11:30:00
{International: Al-Furat News} The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mustafa Ghaleb, said today, Monday, in a meeting with his Iranian counterpart, Abdel Nasser Hemati in Baghdad, that “Iraqi officials affirm that banking issues between the two countries will be resolved and that the problems will soon be resolved in light of the approved mechanisms.”
According to the Iranian News Agency (IRNA), Ghalib emphasized that the Central Bank “is trying to continue banking cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran, and we will use Tehran’s experience in financing and banking.”
He added, “All our efforts are to continue cooperation between the two countries, and the existing problems in the field of Iran’s financial and monetary claims will be solved.”
And the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq stated that “there are some mechanisms that can be used to help enhance banking and monetary cooperation between the two countries and solve the existing problems.”
“We suggested forming a joint committee, in the presence of banking and financial officials from the two countries, to find the necessary solution to settle financial issues between Iran and Iraq,” he said.
For his part, the Governor of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran expressed his hope that, in cooperation with his Iraqi counterpart, the complex banking issues between the two countries would be resolved.
“I hope that the banking and financial problems between the two countries will be solved in light of the determination and will of the Iraqi authorities,” Hemmati said.
Hemmati considered relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iraq very important and effective, adding that Tehran attaches great importance to developing cooperation with Baghdad.
The Governor of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran arrived in Baghdad this morning, heading a delegation to meet and consult with Iraqi officials, including Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi.
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