BAGHDAD: The International Monetary Fund announced on Wednesday, that it may give Iraq a large loan in 2016 to help it achieve financial stability, adding that Baghdad is not in danger of running out of cash.
Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department of the Fund, Masood Ahmed, said in a statement, “a team of the Fund will discuss with Iraqi officials ways of setting up a program to Baghdad to monitor the economic policies of the country.”
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