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USAID helps Iraqi Central Bank get back to business
US troops guard the Central Bank of Iraq. The building was looted during the war. USAID is providing a "ministry in a box" which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the ministry get back to business.
An Iraqi engineer working with DAI supervises the arrival of USAID-funded "ministry in a box" to the Iraqi Central Bank which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back to business. The building was looted during the war.
The Central Bank of Iraq was looted and burned during the war. USAID is funding a "ministry in a box" to the Iraqi Central Bank which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back in business.
The Central Bank of Iraq, that was looted and burned during the war, is being provided a "ministry in a box" by USAID. The assisstence includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back to business.
An Iraqi employee of the Central Bank shows computers being stored in a vault in he basement of the building. The computers are part of a USAID-funded "ministry in a box" program which also includes desks, chairs and telephones to help get the misintry get back to business. The building was looted during the war.
An Iraqi engineer working with DAI supervises the arrival of USAID-funded "ministry in a box" to the Iraqi Central Bank which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back to business. The building was looted during the war.
Workers greet the head of the Central Bank as USAID-funded 'ministry in a box' arrives to the Iraqi Central Bank which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back to business. The building was looted and burned during the war.

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USAID helps Iraqi Central Bank get back to business


The Central Bank of Iraq was looted and burned during the war. USAID is funding a "ministry in a box" to the Iraqi Central Bank which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back in business.
Photo by Thomas Hartwell, June 02, 2003

The Central Bank of Iraq was looted and burned during the war. USAID is funding a "ministry in a box" to the Iraqi Central Bank which includes desks, chairs, telephones and computers to help get the misintry get back in business.

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