“Currency Auction”… The Iraqi Central Bank transfers more than 200 million dollars abroad

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/ External⁣ remittances increased at the Central Bank’s auction on Tuesday, ‌by⁣ 91% at the ​expense of cash⁢ sales, to reach 201 million ‌dollars.

Agency correspondent said, “Today, ‍during its auction for ‍buying and selling the US dollar, the​ Central Bank sold 220 ⁣million ​and⁢ 131 thousand and 245 dollars,⁣ which the bank covered ⁤at ‍a base ‍exchange rate of 1,305 dinars, per dollar for documentary credits and international settlements for electronic cards, ​and ​at a price of 1,310 dinars per dollar for foreign transfers and at 1,310 dinars per dollar ‍in cash.”

Our‍ correspondent added that most of the bank’s dollar sales⁢ went to strengthen balances‍ abroad ⁢in ​the form of (remittances,‌ credits),⁢ which amounted to 201 million, 561 ‌thousand and 245 dollars, an increase of 91%, compared to cash ⁢sales of 18 million ⁢and ⁣570 thousand dollars.

Our correspondent indicated that the number ⁣of⁢ banks ⁢that purchased cash ⁣dollars‍ reached 5 banks, while the number of banks that responded to requests to enhance balances abroad reached 21 ‍banks, while the total number ⁢of exchange​ and brokerage companies participating in the auction ‌was 70 companies.

What are ‌the⁣ potential societal impacts of artificial intelligence integration in daily life?

Time.news Interview:‍ The Future of⁤ Technology and Society

Interviewer (Time.news Editor): Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re thrilled to​ have Dr. Emily Carter, a leading expert ​in technology and societal impact, with us.‌ Thank ⁤you for joining us, Dr.​ Carter!

Dr. ⁤Emily Carter: Thank you⁢ for having me! I’m excited to be here.

Interviewer: ​Let’s dive right in. The rapid pace of technological advancement has​ been ‍a hot topic recently. In your opinion, what do you‍ think is the most pressing issue we face with ‌the rise ⁢of⁣ new technologies?

Dr. Carter: That’s a great question. I believe ⁣one of the most pressing issues is the ethical ‍implications of technology, particularly ⁢artificial ⁤intelligence. As AI continues to‌ develop, ​we need to ensure that it is used responsibly and that it aligns with our​ societal ⁤values. There’s also the challenge of data⁢ privacy and the potential for⁢ bias in AI systems.

Interviewer: Absolutely! There’s a lot of discourse around AI ‌ethics ⁤these days. Speaking of⁣ values, many argue that the integration of technology into everyday⁤ life can widen social​ inequalities. Do you share this ⁢concern?

Dr. Carter: Yes, definitely. The digital divide is a real and pressing concern. Not ​everyone has equal access to technology, which means that certain populations could be left behind as society progresses. It’s essential that we create inclusive policies that ensure equitable access ‍to technology and digital literacy programs.

Interviewer: Inclusion is key. Now, looking‌ ahead, what do you see as the most significant ‌trend in⁤ technology we should be aware of in the next five ⁣to ​ten years?

Dr. Carter: I think we’ll see‌ an exponential growth in the integration of AI⁤ into ⁢all sectors,⁣ from healthcare to education. This will create opportunities for more personalized services but will also require ‍us‌ to rethink⁣ how we evaluate⁤ and regulate these systems. Building trust in ‍technology will be ⁣crucial⁣ during this transition.

Interviewer: ‍ Trust is essential. With the rapid evolution ⁤of tech, how do you suggest individuals can prepare themselves for jobs that may not even ​exist‌ yet?

Dr. Carter: Lifelong learning ​will be crucial. Individuals should focus on developing skills that are hard to automate, ⁤such as critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence. Additionally, embracing technology and staying ⁢informed about industry trends can help individuals adapt to the changing job market.

Interviewer: That’s‍ sound advice. Dr. Carter, if you could enact one⁤ policy to help address these ​issues, what would it be?

Dr. Carter: I‌ would propose a comprehensive framework for technology ethics ⁣that⁣ includes guidelines for AI development, data use, ⁣and privacy protections. This framework should not only involve technologists but‌ also ‌ethicists, sociologists, and the communities affected by these ⁣technologies to create ‌a well-rounded perspective.

Interviewer: An excellent suggestion!⁣ Thank ⁢you so much for sharing your insights with us today, Dr. Carter. It’s clear that ‍navigating the future of technology requires ‍careful consideration and collaboration.

Dr. Carter: Thank you ‌for having me! ⁢It’s been a pleasure​ to discuss ⁤these important topics with ‌you.

Interviewer: And to ⁢our⁢ viewers, thank you for tuning ‍in to Time.news.⁣ Stay informed, and remember that our shared ​future depends on⁣ how we navigate these ⁤technological challenges together. ​Until⁣ next time!

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