Iran to pursue financial claims from Baghdad, says CBI governor

TEHRAN — Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati has announced that outstanding financial claims from Iraqi banks and the Iraqi government will be pursued during his visit to Baghdad, emphasizing that follow-up on financial dues remains a top priority alongside efforts to sustain bilateral trade between the two neighbors.

Speaking on his official visit to Iraq, Hemmati noted that before the war, Iran's annual exports to Iraq stood at approximately $12 billion, a significant portion of which was contributed by the private sector.

According to the CBI, the visit aims to deepen bilateral cooperation, remove structural bottlenecks in trade and banking interactions, and design new mechanisms for joint commercial exchanges within the framework of agreements reached by the two countries' central bank governors.

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