Rafidain Bank: granting loans to citizens, create jobs and support the economy
10/25/2015
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Rafidain Bank, announced that it granted loans to different segments of the citizens, in order to create job opportunities contribute to the development and the elimination of unemployment.
The general director of the bank on behalf of Kamal al-Hassani, Sunday, in Bayat received by all of Iraq [where], a copy of "Bank and in compliance with the package of reforms launched by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has lent several segments of the citizens and the unemployed, traders and campaign certificates from doctors and pharmacists for the purpose of finding projects that help the operation of labor and contribute to supplement the national economy and development. "
He said the "bank recently began its focus is on project-specific investment loans, and was able to lend a number of companies to support the country's economy."
The House of Representatives voted on 11 of last August, the government reforms which included the package, "activate loans to stimulate the economy in the country, and operation of the unemployed, both endorsed by the crisis with respect to loans planned for the industrial sector and the agricultural sector and the housing sector amounting to 5 trillion dinars cell , with regard to loans to support small projects amounting trillion dinars, and the committee in charge of the development of mechanisms to make recommendations before the end of this week. "
It is said that, the Central Bank launched in the eighth of last August, a loan of five trillion dinars for banks [industrial, agricultural, real estate, later announced the Office of the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, in the seventh of last September, lending mechanism in the industrial, agricultural, real estate and housing area , which will be awarded in accordance with the instructions issued by the Central Bank and other banks.

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