Al-Aboudi denies that Iraq plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.

First reported

2026-10-30 20:30 (5 d ago)

Last update

2026-10-31 11:48 (4 d ago)

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1. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 20:30 · 5 d ago
   Al-Aboudi denies that Iraq plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.
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2. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 20:34 · 5 d ago
   Iraq's government spokesperson says the country is not planning to borrow 16 trillion dinars from several countries to cover its budget deficit.
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3. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 20:39 · 5 d ago
   Iraq's government denies borrowing 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.
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4. Al-Ghadeer TV (Telegram) partisan 21:10 · 5 d ago
   Iraq's government denies plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, China, Germany and France to cover the budget deficit.
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5. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 21:10 · 5 d ago
   Iraq's federal government denies plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.
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6. Google News – Iraq (EN) wire 21:10 · 5 d ago
   Iraq's government denies plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.
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7. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 21:30 · 5 d ago
   An Iraqi government spokesperson says Iraq does not plan to borrow 16 trillion dinars from Gulf states, China or Europe.
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8. Google News – Iraq (EN) wire 07:39 · 4 d ago
   The Iraqi government denies reports of a 16 trillion dinar foreign loan to cover the deficit.
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9. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 10:31 · 4 d ago
   Iraq denies plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.
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10. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 11:42 · 4 d ago
    Iraq's government denies plans to borrow 16 trillion dinars.
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11. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 11:48 · 4 d ago
    An Iraqi news report asks whether the government will borrow 16 trillion dinars to cover the budget deficit.
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