Iraq bank officials to attend key forum
11/11/2006
Source: Gulf Daily News
Sixteen high-ranking officials from Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) are to attend five-day training programme on banking supervision in Bahrain, starting tomorrow. The five-day programme is being conducted by the Bahrain Institute of Banking & Finance (BIBF) in co-operation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Fed NY) .
The workshop, at the BIBF premises in Juffair, will be conducted by a team of international experts from the IMF and Fed NY.
BIBF was selected to host this important workshop because of Bahrain's excellent reputation as a leading world financial hub and the Institute's ability to provide world-class training and business advisory services, said BIBF deputy director and head of Banking Learning Centre, Hussain Ismail.
For the last two-and-a-half years, the IMF and the Fed NY have co-ordinated their efforts to provide technical assistance to the CBI to help in the reconstruction and development of the Iraqi economy.
A comprehensive initial training curriculum was defined and has been implemented between 2004 and early this year for staff of the CBI's Banking Supervision Department (BSD) and a series of joint workshops were delivered, covering all key banking supervisory issues.
The workshop in Bahrain is the first in a new series of training programmes. It will be focusing on the practical implementation in the field of banking supervision as well as reviewing the actual work and outputs produced by the Iraqi supervisors, in order to give them feedback and guidance on how to improve their scope and their quality, both for off-site and on-site supervision.
"This programme is part of a series of successful workshops, which will further contribute to the training and education process of the Iraqi people," said Mr Ismail.
Another workshop on banking supervision was conducted successfully at the BIBF in June 2004.
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Attention all bankers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11th November 2006
MANAMA: Sixteen high-ranking officials from Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) are to attend five-day training programme on banking supervision in Bahrain, starting tomorrow. The five-day programme is being conducted by the Bahrain Institute of Banking & Finance (BIBF) in co-operation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Fed NY) .
The workshop, at the BIBF premises in Juffair, will be conducted by a team of international experts from the IMF and Fed NY.
BIBF was selected to host this important workshop because of Bahrain's excellent reputation as a leading world financial hub and the Institute's ability to provide world-class training and business advisory services, said BIBF deputy director and head of Banking Learning Centre, Hussain Ismail.
For the last two-and-a-half years, the IMF and the Fed NY have co-ordinated their efforts to provide technical assistance to the CBI to help in the reconstruction and development of the Iraqi economy.
A comprehensive initial training curriculum was defined and has been implemented between 2004 and early this year for staff of the CBI's Banking Supervision Department (BSD) and a series of joint workshops were delivered, covering all key banking supervisory issues.
The workshop in Bahrain is the first in a new series of training programmes. It will be focusing on the practical implementation in the field of banking supervision as well as reviewing the actual work and outputs produced by the Iraqi supervisors, in order to give them feedback and guidance on how to improve their scope and their quality, both for off-site and on-site supervision.
"This programme is part of a series of successful workshops, which will further contribute to the training and education process of the Iraqi people," said Mr Ismail.
Another workshop on banking supervision was conducted successfully at the BIBF in June 2004.
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Second Parenthesizes 4:13 A source from the Central Bank of Iraq stated that "The exchange rate of the Iraqi Dinar will rise significantly against the US dollar during 2006, adding that all policies will be adopted to improve the exchange rate of the country's national currency."
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So is this the weekend when it finally happens ?
Can I order my Aston Martin DB9 Vanquish now ? lol
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Flip Flop Steph? Maybe for once she has some real information, hard to imagine that though. I am sure she will change her mind if nothing happens on the 13th.
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Colin Powell: Be KIND, Be Determined, Be Optimistic!
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Originally Posted by AlwaysDreaming
This was posted at IIF:
Iraq » Money
Currency
The new Iraqi Dinar was introduced in October 2003. Iraqi Dinar (ID) = 20 dirhams = 1000 fils. Notes are in denominations of ID25,000, 10,000, 5000 and 500. There are plans to introduce ID 100, 50 and 25 denomination notes. Because the cost of scrap metal rose higher than the actual value of the coins, the central bank of Iraq withdrew all coins tendering a bid to sell the coins for scrap metal. This information is subject to frequent change in the current conditions.
Iraq Money | AME Info Country Guide
When I click on the link, I cannot find where the bold print is stated. I asked and the response was "Obviousely the site was edited since November 2005"
Has anyone else seen this with the bolded print?
I do not know if this helps . These are the notes available to date. I have the 10.000, the 1.000, the 500, the 250, and the 50 dinar notes. I do also have two different coins, but I do not know their value as I don't read Arabic.
50 Dinar Note
250 Dinar Note
500 Dinar Note
1.000 Dinar note
5.000 Dinar note
10.000 Dinar note
25.000 Dinar note
Go R/VR/V by end of Jan -07??
Take care.
owejac
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