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Central Bank put Dwabta to the work of Iranian banks in Iraq
25/08/2012 04:07
BAGHDAD / Bri Center for the Iraqi Media Network - put the CBI today Saturday Dwabta accept the work of Iranian banks in Iraq.
He was a high-level government delegation had ended his visit last week to Iran.
He said Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi's (Center Brief for IMN) that "the central bank told the Iranian side that he accepted the work Iranian banks in Iraq on the basis of lack of international sanctions against those banks and the need of the Iraqi economy to the work of those banks, according to Rsantha reputation and its capital" .
He explained that "Iran has two banks are working in Iraq and would like to open many other banks in the next stage."
And Washington tightened sanctions on Iran as long Iran's central bank recently awarded U.S. banks new powers to freeze assets associated with the Iranian government.
The action taken by Washington was the latest in a part of an escalating campaign to fill gaps in sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear program.
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25/08/2012 04:07
BAGHDAD / Bri Center for the Iraqi Media Network - put the CBI today Saturday Dwabta accept the work of Iranian banks in Iraq.
He was a high-level government delegation had ended his visit last week to Iran.
He said Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi's (Center Brief for IMN) that "the central bank told the Iranian side that he accepted the work Iranian banks in Iraq on the basis of lack of international sanctions against those banks and the need of the Iraqi economy to the work of those banks, according to Rsantha reputation and its capital" .
He explained that "Iran has two banks are working in Iraq and would like to open many other banks in the next stage."
And Washington tightened sanctions on Iran as long Iran's central bank recently awarded U.S. banks new powers to freeze assets associated with the Iranian government.
The action taken by Washington was the latest in a part of an escalating campaign to fill gaps in sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear program.
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