Hakim: Iraq suffers from a lack of liquidity and is not bankrupt

[yota691]

Hakim: Iraq suffers from a lack of liquidity and is not bankrupt

Date:  01/24/2016 11:45

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Information / BAGHDAD / ..

The head of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Ammar al-Hakim, Sunday, that Iraq is not bankrupt and all the suffering is the lack of liquidity.

Hakim said in a statement received by the agency / information / copy it, that "some economic analyzes describe Palmvels Iraq, but the truth is that there is a big difference between bankruptcy and a lack of liquidity."

He added that "Iraq is a country with a lot of potential as suffering from the order of priorities," adding, "near the settlements rely on Iraq and the region", citing the "exhaustion of the conflict and the use of leaves each party for all his papers." 

It is noteworthy that Iraq is witnessing a severe financial crisis after the fall in oil prices significantly large deficit in the balance of the year 2016, all this with the high costs of the war on terror for the Liberation of Albulad.anthy / 25 R.

 

[justchecking123]

Lack of liquidity=lack of investment in their business infrastructure/market.

They're wanting to get the word out...Good thing coming from a cleric, maybe(?).

[yota691]

Hakim, Iraq refuses to label as "bankrupt the country" and says that in 2016 the "Year of compromises" Iraq and the region

Sunday 24-01-2016 | 7:36:34

 

 

 

 

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Twilight News / reject President of the Supreme Islamic Council Ammar al-Hakim, analyzes describing Iraq as "bankrupt the country" due to the financial crisis, which is going through.

Hakim said during a meeting with a number of young people, that "there is a difference between bankruptcy and a lack of liquidity," pointing out that "Iraq is a country has a lot of potential as suffering from the order of priority."

He noted at the same time "near the settlements rely on Iraq and the region", citing the "depletion leaves the conflict and the use of each party for all his papers.

[jeepguy]

now I wonder ,   would the clerics  have  a lot of  political  pull  with the central banking ,  as in  the cleric tells central banking  guy  we need too  improve  the  Iraqi citizens  life ,  we need too raise the value of their hard  labors  ...    hows  about   u`s    giving value too the dinar   -- he  says  

[italiancat]

now I wonder , would the clerics have a lot of political pull with the central banking , as in the cleric tells central banking guy we need too improve the Iraqi citizens life , we need too raise the value of their hard labors ... hows about u`s giving value too the dinar -- he says

now I wonder , would the clerics have a lot of political pull with the central banking , as in the cleric tells central banking guy we need too improve the Iraqi citizens life , we need too raise the value of their hard labors ... hows about u`s giving value too the dinar -- he says

Maliki put that rat in charge of the CBI before he got booted out of office and Abadi won't replace him. He will only do what Maliki tells him to do.

[jcfrag]

I don't think Maliki has the influence he once had. Plus that guy is most likely just a guy that does what ever he is told by his boss.... He has a brown nose from it being stuck tight up the boss man's arse. But it sure would be nice to see Shabs back in the saddle again, regardless!

[gregp]

It's coming.

[Jaygo]

It's coming.

You know something we don't????

[yota691]

This Guy will probably be the President of the National Alliance  

which has yet to be announced...

[MyLadiesDaddy]

Iraq, nor any other Arab nation, is suffering from lack of liquidity. 

 

Their suffering from an overabundance of religious fanatics that have sever 

 

​diarrhea of the mouth and no toilet paper.       

 

When you have to do this, liquidity isn't your problem

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[unirod]

With all the religious leaders, Iraq is still "morally bankrupt"....IMO

[Laid Back]

A negative financial situation characterized by a lack of cash flow. For a single business, a liquidity crisis occurs when the otherwise solvent business does not have the liquid assets (i.e., cash) necessary to meet its short-term obligations, such as repaying its loans, paying its bills and paying its employees.

It's time to increase the exchange rate.!

[jg1]

You know something we don't????

Here we go again with this one. Another fresh Topic and long thread. 

[DoD]

unirod, do you think Iraq is better off or worse than the good ole USA because we are morally bankrupt "Without" any religious leaders????

[unirod]

DoD,

+1 I agree with you. America is hypocritical if it believes it has any moral code of superiority. Religion has had it's chance to instill Morality into it's followers. But globally it gets the grade..."Fail"......IMO

[yota691]

Hakim asserts the importance of reviewing the banking system

Written by INA

Date:  1/24/2016 0:03

 

 

Baghdad - INA / The head of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council Ammar al-Hakim on the importance of reviewing the banking system and its development. 
Yan said the Office of the wise "and the Iraqi News Agency" has received a copy of it on Saturday, "The head of the Supreme Council met with Finance Minister Hoshyar Zebari, and discussed with him the financial situation Iraq and the alternatives proposed for the decline in oil prices. 
"He said al-Hakim," the importance of reviewing the banking system and develop the way that makes the citizen closer in the financial dealings of government banks. 
"And that" Iraq has the potential of many in industry, agriculture and tourism and the need to activate and laws capable of keep up the great administrative development. "

[10 YEARS LATER]

Iraq suffers from quite a lot - it's a very long list, and it will take a long time to dig themselves out of their past. Guts, Determination & Perseverance is the Name of the Game for Iraq.

[yota691]

Hakim: Iraq suffers from a lack of liquidity and the need for effective financial management

Political

 Since 01/27/2016 18:18 pm (Baghdad time)

BAGHDAD - scales News

The head of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim, said on Wednesday that Iraq suffers from a lack of financial liquidity.

Hakim said in a speech during the forum Wednesday weekly, and followed up / scales News /, said that "the people of Iraq from the popular crowd, volunteers and the people of the tribes and the Peshmerga with their brethren of the sons of the armed forces were the dam invincible in front of the flood of terrorism, hatred and atonement in a moment the world stood shocked before expansion monster terrorist breaker crossed the border and swept the cities and villages safe. "

He stressed everyone, that "everyone is subject to evaluation in order to reach the best performance of a ministerial service to our people and our nation," stressing the need to "be the assessment scientifically and professionally away from the mood and personalization and making improvised."

He said al-Hakim "We still believe that the time compressor and there are a lot of important decisions unresolved lagging and procedures, and the frequency is still prevailing in the performance of the government."

And on the financial situation in Iraq, said al-Hakim, that "Iraq is not bankrupt, but it suffers from a lack of financial liquidity and needs to be effective and innovative financial management to devise appropriate means to overcome this crisis, and a growing awareness of our people to understand and support the right steps required in the reforms."

In a separate context, follow-Hakim "We hope that the brothers, especially the ambassadors to be more accurate and careful, realistic and objective in assessing the facts on the ground, and we hope our brothers to be supportive factor to unite Iraqis and not to fall in misinformation or political" .anthy 29/9 P