Finance Minister Taif Sami reaffirmed Iraq’s commitment to international best practices in public debt management during the 14th International Debt Management Conference in Geneva. He emphasized the importance of the conference for improving financial policies that support the country’s stability and sustainable development.
On Monday, Finance Minister Taif Sami reiterated the government’s dedication to implementing international best practices in public debt management. He expressed Iraq’s intention to leverage global expertise in this domain, as outlined by the Ministry of Finance through a statement addressed to the Iraqi News Agency (INA).
Minister Sami participated in the 14th International Debt Management Conference, hosted by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva from March 17 to 19, 2025. During this gathering, he emphasized the Finance Ministry’s commitment to adopting and implementing the conference’s recommendations to bolster Iraq’s financial and economic performance.
Moreover, Minister Sami highlighted the importance of the conference as a critical platform for discussing strategies for enhanced debt management. He noted that effective financial policies introduced during such conferences contribute significantly to achieving financial and economic stability within the country, ultimately fostering sustainable development for its citizens.
The commitment of the Iraqi government, as articulated by Finance Minister Taif Sami, to embrace international best practices in public debt management signifies a proactive approach towards enhancing the nation’s financial and economic stability. The participation in the UNCTAD conference further reiterates Iraq’s aspiration for improved debt management and economic well-being for its populace.
Original Source: ina.iq
