Iraqi Government Denies Plans to Borrow 16 Trillion Dinars from Other Countries
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The Iraqi government on Friday denied rumours that Iraq intends to borrow 16 trillion dinars from several countries, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and China.
Some news reports had circulated this information recently, but the government confirmed that this is not true. The available news item did not provide further details about the source of these rumours or the details of the government statement.
Inter-state loans are an important economic topic, as they affect the general budget and development plans. Therefore, citizens and analysts usually follow news on this subject cautiously, relying on official statements issued by the relevant authorities.
This news remains linked to the official statement issued on Friday. It may also interest readers in Saudi Arabia, because the countries mentioned in the rumours have economic and political relations with Iraq.
Sources: www.video-agencyia.iq
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