Baghdad - INA
The First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Hassan Karim Al Kaabi, confirmed today, Sunday, that he did not object to questioning the governor of the Central Bank in the House of Representatives.
Al-Kaabi’s media office said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that “in response to a statement attributed to“ Muein Al-Kadhimi ”to a local media outlet that there is an interrogation of the Governor of the Central Bank and that First Deputy Speaker Hassan Karim Al-Kaabi prevents this questioning, we would like to We know the so-called “Muein ” that the parliament has a committee formed for the purpose of interrogations in which any deputy out of 329 members submits a request for interrogation.
The statement added, "We challenge that" Muein "presents an explicit document of what he said, noting that the First Vice President since the day he assumed the position and is still up to the moment, defending the rights and funds of the Iraqi people that were wasted during the receipt of the previous and current federal governments, and previous and current local administrations, including the governorate administration Baghdad, when the so-called " Muein " was the head of its governing council, where millions of dollars were wasted in fake projects and deals, as it was better for him to follow them and accomplish them and not to engage in the political projection of a figure who pledged himself to defend the rights of the Iraqi people and did not stain his hands previously and now with the forbidden The people's money, "indicating that" all legal measures will be taken, and the independent Iraqi judiciary will be the decider and the ruler between the truthfulness of what the so-called " Muein " claims and the dismissive statements through the media.
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