09/02/2012
Baghdad / agencies
The director of intelligence and former Jordanian Prime Minister Ahmed Obeidat The senior Jordanian officials seized the Iraqi deposits in Jordanian banks after the fall of Baghdad in 2003.
This came during a lecture he gave slaves in the trade unions complex in Amman, and synchronization to disclose this information before the arrival of the Minister of Finance of Iraq to Amman, Jordan to ask about $ 120 million from Iraqi funds frozen by the Jordanian government during the fall of Saddam Hussein.
Jordanian sources said that Baghdad is not convinced that Jordan's response confirms that the records of the Central Bank of Jordan indicates that the process of converting the $ 120 million took place after the formation of the Iraqi government and that the handover is completed.
The Jordan has frozen the funds valued at more than half a billion dollars after the U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003. The Iraqi government insists that the Iraqi central bank records do not indicate the receipt of $ 120 dollars from the Mellon Iraqi funds frozen in the Central Bank of Jordan.
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Baghdad / agencies
The director of intelligence and former Jordanian Prime Minister Ahmed Obeidat The senior Jordanian officials seized the Iraqi deposits in Jordanian banks after the fall of Baghdad in 2003.
This came during a lecture he gave slaves in the trade unions complex in Amman, and synchronization to disclose this information before the arrival of the Minister of Finance of Iraq to Amman, Jordan to ask about $ 120 million from Iraqi funds frozen by the Jordanian government during the fall of Saddam Hussein.
Jordanian sources said that Baghdad is not convinced that Jordan's response confirms that the records of the Central Bank of Jordan indicates that the process of converting the $ 120 million took place after the formation of the Iraqi government and that the handover is completed.
The Jordan has frozen the funds valued at more than half a billion dollars after the U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003. The Iraqi government insists that the Iraqi central bank records do not indicate the receipt of $ 120 dollars from the Mellon Iraqi funds frozen in the Central Bank of Jordan.
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