🏦 Dr. Mahoud: Iraq’s Banking Reform Centers on Trust, Speed, and Tech

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 🏦 Dr. Mahoud: Iraq’s Banking Reform Centers on Trust, Speed, and Tech

🗓️ Sunday, Sept 28, 2025 | From Baghdad
👤 Saleh Mahoud – Advisor to the PM on Banking Affairs


🔍 3 Core Pillars of Iraq’s Banking Reform Plan

According to Dr. Mahoud, Iraq’s banking reform strategy focuses on three essential areas:

  1. ✅ Trust

  2. ⚡ Speed of Procedures

    • Accelerated by digitization

    • Focus on electronic payment systems

    • Government + CBI + Private Sector = Strong collaboration.

  3. 💳 Modern Banking Tools

    • Push for electronic payments across all sectors

    • Smart card usage initiated at fuel stations to shift public behavior.

    • Result: Growing awareness & adoption among citizens.


🧱 Challenges to Reform Still Exist

Mahoud acknowledged hurdles in the reform process:

  • 🧠 Cultural resistance: Iraq remains heavily cash-based.

  • 🛜 Infrastructure gaps: Especially between cities vs. rural areas.

  • 🛡️ Cybersecurity and legal frameworks still evolving.

🔧 Solution:
Government and CBI have issued strong directives to implement digital tools in all governorates.


🌍 World Bank Gives Iraq a Thumbs-Up 👍

At a recent financial symposium:

🌐 “The World Bank praised Iraq’s rapid digital transformation and financial inclusion.”

📈 Indicators show:

  • 📊 Increased use of bank cards

  • 🏧 Growth in point-of-sale terminals

  • 💸 Enhanced access to financial services


💡 Bottom Line:

Iraq’s banking sector is transforming fast — not just for compliance or convenience, but to lay the financial foundation for investment, inclusion, and economic reform.

🔄 This digital momentum ties directly into Iraq’s readiness for the larger monetary reform, including the long-awaited currency reset.


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