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افزايش سرمايه ايران در بانك توسعه اسلامي

يك عضو كميسيون اقتصادي مجلس از تصويب افزايش سرمايه ايران در بانك توسعه اسلامي به ميزان 800 ميليون دينار اسلامي معادل حدود 800 ميليون يورو در اين كميسيون خبر داد.

محمدرضا خباز در گفت‌وگو با خبرگزاري فارس اظهار داشت: تا كنون مجموع سهم ايران در بانك توسعه اسلامي 700 ميليون دينار اسلامي بود كه دولت تقاضا كرده بود تا اين سرمايه به يك ميليارد و 481 ميليون و 880 هزار دينار اسلامي برسد.
وي با بيان اينكه دينار اسلامي، دينار خاصي نيست و يك توافق است، افزود: اگرچه دينار اسلامي وجود خارجي ندارد ولي ارزش هر دينار آن، حدود يك دلار و 30 سنت يا به عبارتي حدود يك يورو است.
اين عضو كميسيون اقتصادي با اشاره به اينكه ايران در حال حاضر در بانك توسعه اسلامي داراي رتبه چهارم است، گفت: براي حفظ اين رتبه و همچنين از دست ندادن كرسي در هيات مديره اين بانك، دولت تقاضا داده بود تا با افزايش سرمايه ايران در بانك مذكور موافقت شود كه براساس مصوبه اخير كميسيون، اين امر محقق شد.
وي با بيان اينكه قرار نيست تا رقم 800 ميليون دينار اسلامي مذكور به صورت يكدفعه پرداخت شود افزود: در مجموع حدود 55 ميليون دينار اسلامي بايد در ظرف 10 سال پرداخت شود كه به اين ترتيب سالي 5/5 ميليون دينار اسلامي پرداخت خواهد شد.
خباز همچنين به تسهيلات دريافتي ايران از اين بانك اشاره كرد و گفت: ما تاكنون حدود 3 ميليارد دلار از بانك توسعه اسلامي تسهيلات دريافت كرده‌ايم كه حدود يك ميليارد و اندي از آن در قالب پروژه‌هاي طولاني مدت و حدود 2 ميليارد دلار آن نيز به صورت سرمايه در گردش بوده است.
وي همچنين از ديگر مصوبات مهم كميسيون اقتصادي به تصويب طرح الحاق يك ماده به عنوان 247 قانون ماليات‌هاي مستقيم اشاره كرد و افزود: با تصويب اين طرح، امكان احياي هيات‌هاي حل اختلاف براي موديان مالياتي فراهم شد و به اين ترتيب، هر يك از موديان مالياتي چنانچه اعتراضي به ماليات مربوطه داشته باشند، مبلغي را كه قبول دارند پرداخت كرده و با اعتراض به مبلغ مورد اختلاف، براي رسيدگي به اعتراض خود به هيات حل اختلاف شهر خود مراجعه خواهند كرد.
اين عضو كميسيون اقتصادي اضافه كرد: پيش از اين مصوبه، افراد براي اعتراضات مالياتي خود مجبور به مراجعه به شوراي عالي ماليات تهران بودند و عملا هر فرد 25 ماه در نوبت مي ماند تا به اعتراضش رسيدگي شود. وي افزود: با احياي هيات‌هاي مذكور، مشكلات مردم در اين بخش حل خواهد شد.
خباز از ديگر مصوبات اين كميسيون از لايحه الحاقيه موافقتنامه بازرگاني بين ايران و جمهوري فدرال نيجريه، موافقتنامه اجتناب از ماليات مضاعف و تبادل اطلاعات در ماليات بر درآمد و سرمايه بين ايران و الجزاير و همچنين لايحه موافقتنامه تشويق و حمايت متقابل از سرمايه‌گذاري بين ايران و اريتره ياد كرد.

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انتخاب دوباره آیت الله تسخیری به عنوان عضو کمیته شریعت بانک توسعه اسلامی پایگاه خبری تقریب – سرویس اقتصادی: آیت الله "محمد علی تسخیری" یک باردیگر به عنوان نماینده جمهوری اسلامی ایران در کمیته شریعت بانک توسعه اسلامی برگزیده شد.

به گزارش پایگاه خبری تقریب ،" سید حمید پورمحمدی "معاون وزیر امور اقتصادی و دارایی در حاشیه دویست و پنجاهمین اجلاس هیئت اجرایی بانک توسعه اسلامی که در مرکز همایشهای بین المللی صدا و سیما برگزار شد، گفت: کمیته شریعت بانک توسعه اسلامی ، عملیات بانکی را با شرع مقدس اسلام تطبیق می دهد .

وی در ادامه افزود: در نشست صبح امروز هیئت اجرایی بانک توسعه اسلامی در تهران، 5 عضو جدید کمیته شریعت انتخاب شدند که از جمهوری اسلامی ایران آیت الله تسخیری برگزیده شد.

معاون امور بانكی ، بیمه و شركت های دولتی وزارت امور اقتصادی ودارایی گفت : امروز همچنین برنامه ویژه این بانک برای توسعه آفریقا نهایی گشته و مقرر شد مصوبه سازمان ملل متحد در زمینه دستیابی کشورهای آفریقایی به اهداف کمی توسعه هزاره، در اجلاس سران کشورهای اسلامی که در آینده در داکار سنگال برگزار می شود، ارزیابی شود.

این مقام مسئول همچنین درباره برنامه های عصر امروز اعضای هیئت اجرایی بانک توسعه اسلامی خاطرنشان کرد: در نشست بعدازظهر نخستین جلسه هیئت اجرایی صندوق انسجام اسلامی تشکیل می شود که مهمترین صورت جلسه آن تصویب برنامه 5 ساله آتی این صندوق خواهد بود.

معاون وزیر اقتصاد درباره وظایف این صندوق خاطرنشان کرد:صندوق موظف است در زمینه کاهش فقر و ریشه کنی بی سوادی و نیز مبارزه با بیماری های واگیردار برای تقویت ظرفیت های اقتصادی جهان اسلام تلاش کرده و زمینه توسعه همکاری ها و انسجام بیشتر جهان اسلام را بیش از پیش فراهم کند.

سرمایه صندوق انسجام اسلامی 10 میلیارد دلار است که تاکنون با 2 میلیارد و 600 میلیون دلار سرمایه ای كه بانك توسعه اسلامی و كشورهای عضو تامین آن را تعهد کرده اند، فعالیت می کند.

به گزارش واحد مرکزی خبر ، 56 کشور اسلامی عضو بانك توسعه اسلامی هستند و انتظار می رود تشكیل این صندوق نقش موثری در ایجاد همبستگی و انسجام در جهان اسلام ایفا کند.
منبع : پایگاه خبری تقریبhttp://www.taghribnews.ir/tmain_fa.aspx?lng=fa&mode=art&artid=20840

"As a multi-lateral development financial institution based on Shari'ah principles, the IDB Group has many reasons to be proud of its achievements. It is now well-positioned to be an effective agent of change to prepare its members in facing numerous challenges brought about by the forces of globalisation and rapid technological change. The collective group of the IDB Member Countries can be a formidable one, taking into account its multi-faceted resources. The greatest challenge in this group is to focus on common development issues facing us all."

H.E. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad
First IDB 1440H Vision Commission Meeting
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
14 September 2005

 Foreword by H.E. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad

When the major stakeholders of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) decided on the need for a long-term development plan for the Ummah and the necessity to turn this institution into an organisation comparable with other international financial institutions involved in promoting development, no one imagined that they were about to embark on a journey that would set them sailing unchartered waters. But, the response of the IDB management and all stakeholders was encouraging as they immediately embraced the idea.

The next few months saw frenetic activities in which the Management invited a panel of eminent persons from different parts of the world to brainstorm on a course of action and set up the IDB 1440H Vision Commission. I was honoured to be tasked with overseeing the preparation of the Vision Report as its Chairman.

Undoubtedly, the IDB is one of the most successful institutions of the Ummah. To remain relevant, it is imperative for the Bank to reinvent itself in order to meet the mounting expectations of the Ummah during a period when the wealth of the community has grown tremendously but paradoxically much of the Ummah wallow in extreme poverty and backwardness. The IDB must play a bigger role in stimulating a more equitable redistribution of wealth through acceptable social and commercial activities so that poverty will be reduced in a sustainable manner while wealth should continue to grow undiminished.

This document is the result of the collective thinking in the Islamic world which was achieved after much consultation and consideration of the strengths and weaknesses of member Countries and Islamic communities in non-Member Countries. It came up with a doable vision of a clear, b and strategic direction for the IDB.

This is the first time in the history of the IDB and the Muslim world in recent time that a definitive statement on the Islamic Vision of Development is advocated. This Vision stresses upon the Deen or Faith, as an important compass for the IDB Member Countries and Muslim communities as well as the world to have a second revisit of what Islam stands for in its totality.

There are several basic challenges addressed in this document , the challenge of achieving healthy human development; securing b sustainable economic growth; promoting good supportive governance; strengthening peace and stability in the Islamic world and outside it and fostering a powerful sense of common identity and destiny. The document also identifies several key strategic thrusts which must be undertaken for optimal realisation of its vision, some of which may be painstakingly time-consuming and challenging, but which all must accept if success is to be achieved.

The Vision document has identified several means for realising good social governance, achieving economic and social development in member countries as well as those which would be required of the IDB. But this is only a blueprint. It remains for the management and the stakeholders of this institution to make it a reality.

The management with the backing of stakeholders have accumulated vast experience in financing all kinds of development. There can be no doubt that the management would be able to undertake these new tasks as envisioned by this document. The Vision Team should be ready to clarify its proposals should there be any misunderstanding.

The preparation of this Vision is made possible through the support and dedication of many. On behalf of the Commission, I would like to take this opportunity to thank firstly the President of the IDB Group, H.E. Dr. Ahmad Mohamed Ali, for his foresight and leadership in this initiative as well as his dedicated team in ensuring the work of the Team achieves the desired objectives. I would also like to thank the Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia and the Vision Partners for their invaluable contributions. Our deep appreciation also goes to the Governments of Malaysia, the United Arab Emirates, Republic of Kazakhstan and Burkina Faso for their support and contribution to the work of the Team and in ensuring the success of the four Regional Workshops held in 2005 which provided critical inputs from the stakeholders and other interested parties to the formulation of the Vision. Lastly, I would like to record my immense gratitude to all the Vision Commission Members whose thoughts and in-depth discussions have contributed to the success of this initiative.

The Commission would like to dedicate this document to you, the members of the billion-b Muslim community of the world. Muslims can yet be a force for the good of mankind in the 21st century. Muslims have to decide, and remember that Allah Subhanahuwa Ta'ala will not change our destiny unless we put in the efforts to change it ourselves.

Dr. Mahathir Bin Mohamad
Chairman
IDB 1440H Vision Commission
Safar 1427 / March 2006

The Islamic Development Bank is an international financial institution established in pursuance of the Declaration of Intent issued by the Conference of Finance Ministers of Muslim Countries held in Jeddah in Dhul Q'adah 1393H, corresponding to December 1973. The Inaugural Meeting of the Board of Governors took place in Rajab 1395H, corresponding to July 1975, and the Bank was formally opened on 15 Shawwal 1395H corresponding to 20 October 1975.

 Purpose

The purpose of the Bank is to foster the economic development and social progress of member countries and Muslim communities individually as well as jointly in accordance with the principles of Shari'ah i.e., Islamic Law.

Functions

The functions of the Bank are to participate in equity capital and grant loans for productive projects and enterprises besides providing financial assistance to member countries in other forms for economic and social development. The Bank is also required to establish and operate special funds for specific purposes including a fund for assistance to Muslim communities in non-member countries, in addition to setting up trust funds. The Bank is authorized to accept deposits and to mobilize financial resources through Shari'ah compatible modes. It is also charged with the responsibility of assisting in the promotion of foreign trade especially in capital goods, among member countries; providing technical assistance to member countries; and extending training facilities for personnel engaged in development activities in Muslim countries to conform to the Shari'ah.

Membership

The present membership of the Bank consists of 56 countries. The basic condition for membership is that the prospective member country should be a member of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, pay its contribution to the capital of the Bank and be willing to accept such terms and conditions as may be decided upon by the IDB Board of Governors.

Capital

Up to the end of 1412H (June 1992), the authorized capital of the Bank was two billion Islamic Dinars (ID) {A unit of account of IDB which is equivalent to one Special Drawing Right (SDR) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)}. Since Muharram 1413H (July 1992), in accordance with a Resolution of the Board of Governors, it became six billion Islamic Dinars, divided into 600,000 shares having a par value of 10,000 Islamic Dinars (ID) each. Its subscribed capital also became four billion Islamic Dinars payable according to specific schedules and in freely convertible currency acceptable to the Bank. In 1422H, the board of governors at its annual meeting held in Algeria decided to increase the authorized capital of the Bank form ID 6 billion to ID 15 billion and the subscribed capital from ID 4.1 billion to ID 8.1 billion. According to the Directive of the Third Extra-Ordinary Session of the OIC Islamic Summit Conference held in Makkah Al-Mukarramah on 7- 8 December 2005, calling for a substantial increase in the capital stock of IDB in order to enable it to strengthen its role in providing financial support and technical assistance to its member countries, the Board of Governors of the IDB in its 31st Annual Meeting in Kuwait decided to increase the authorized capital stock of IDB by 15 billion Islamic Dinars to become 30 billion Islamic Dinars and the subscribed capital by 6.9 billion Islamic Dinars to become 15 billion Islamic Dinars.

Head Office and Regional Offices

The Bank's principal office is in Jeddah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Two regional offices were opened in 1994; one in Rabat, Morocco, and the other in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In July 1996, the board of Executive Directors also approved the establishment of an IDB Representative Office at Almaty, Kazakhstan, to serve as a link between IDB member countries and Central Asian Republics. The office became operational in July 1997 and is now a full-fledged Regional Office. The Bank also has field representatives in eleven member countries. These are: Indonesia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Libya, Pakistan, Senegal, Sudan, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Mauritania and Algeria.

Financial Year

The Bank's financial year is the lunar Hijra Year.

Language

The official language of the Bank is Arabic, but English and French are additionally used as working languages.