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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

ARAB MONETARY FUND SETS UP TRAINING COURSE TO IRAQI OFFICIALS IN ABU DHABI

Translated by IRAQdirectory.com - [1/12/2010]

Yesterday morning opened at the headquarters of the Arab Monetary Fund in Abu Dhabi, the cycle of financial and macroeconomic policies, for Iraqi officials, organized by the Economic Policy Institute of the Fund and the Institute International Monetary Fund in the framework of the Joint Regional Training Program for 2010.

The course has been attended by 35 participants from Iraq, to deepen understanding of participants to design and implement financial policies and faculty in light of the experience of the International Monetary Fund to monitor economic performance and the design of financial programs.

And Dr. Saud Brekan, director of the Institute of economic policies on behalf of Dr. Jassim Al Mannai, General Director, Head of the Governing Council addressed the opening session in which he said that this year is the sixth for Iraqi cadres, and it aims to inform them of the stabilization policies and structural reform in practice within the framework of developing an integrated financial program, and analysis of the effects of these policies selected from internal and external balances and growth, operation and stability objectives.

He noted that the session will be based on a number of main themes, which include the basic features of the various accounts used in macroeconomic analysis of , the national income , balance of payments , fiscal account and cash account - and the interrelationship between these accounts and forecasting methods for each sector and diagnosis of macroeconomic performance.

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