Iran and Iraq Central Banks Discuss Cooperation on IMF Sidelines

On the sidelines of the IMF's annual meeting, the governors of the central banks of Iran and Iraq met to discuss strengthening monetary and banking cooperation between the two countries, focusing on expanding economic ties and sharing banking experience.

On the sidelines of the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund, the governors of the central banks of Iran and Iraq met and discussed with the aim of strengthening monetary and banking cooperation between the two countries. The meeting focused on the development of economic relations and the transfer of banking experiences.

Ambassador of Arjan-Economic Group: This meeting was held in a constructive atmosphere, the parties exchanged views on ways to develop and consolidate bilateral relations.

Referring to the deep historical, economic and political commonalities between Iran and Iraq, the Governor General of the Central Bank of Iran emphasized the necessity of strengthening the joint monetary and banking cooperation between the two countries.

He also announced the readiness of the banking system of the Islamic Republic of Iran to transfer experiences in banking fields.

In a meeting with Abdul Nasser Hemmati, the head of the central bank of our country, the Prime Minister of Iraq emphasized that the government of this country is trying to make Iraq the center of connecting the economic and development interests of the countries of the region, and in this way, the efforts to establish stability and stop conflicts will be strengthened and guaranteed.

Mohammadreza Aref, the first vice president, notified the Central Bank of the approval letter of the Council of Ministers regarding the settlement of the debt of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the International Monetary Fund.

As of today, applicants for Arbaeen currency can complete the process of buying Arbaeen currency in absentia and go to the banks at the appointed time.