The United States agreed with Iraq to continue the supply of cash dollars

Iraq has reached an agreement with the United States to resume the supply of cash US currency. A new batch of dollars is expected in the coming days, an Iraqi government spokesman told a local news agency.

According to the official, Baghdad and Washington managed to reach an understanding on further financial transactions. Details of the upcoming delivery, including its volume, have not yet been disclosed.

Cash dollars are an important part of Iraq’s financial system, providing the country with the necessary currency. The U.S. partially resumed deliveries in July after a months-long pause. In April, Washington suspended sending about $500 million worth of the party.

The new agreement will allow the continuation of the mechanism of supplying the country with cash dollars after a period of restrictions.

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