Newshound Guru Pimpy
It is known that Iraq has been making efforts to reform their banking system to make it compatible with the international financial system. If they were to remove capital controls and stop using the US dollar, they would be able to access international financial systems. This would attract investors from all over the world who would be interested in investing in Iraq. As a result, the value of the Iraqi dinar may increase significantly.
Intel/Newshound Guru Babysmom
The occurrence doesn’t necessarily have to take place on a weekend. The aim is for it to happen at a time when our market and the banks in Iraq are closed. An example of this is the Kuwait incident which took place on a Sunday and was reported in the New York Times on Monday.
Newshound Guru Militia Man
There is a move to expose Iraq to the global financial system in order to create confidence and liquidity.
Intel Guru MarkZ
[via PDK] “Iraq’s Prime Minister talks to CNN about the future of his country’s relationship with the US” So they are starting to cover stories like this even in the MSM. This is showing Iraq is coming to the world stage.
Newshound Guru Kaperoni
Guru Pimpy believes sanctions are preventing Iraq from accessing the international financial system. However, the truth is that Iraq is the only one holding itself back from engaging with the world financial system.
Newshound Guru Sandy Ingram
Last week, the Prime Minister of Iraq spoke at the UN General Assembly in New York City. During his visit, he met with the US Secretary of State in a private meeting and also had a meeting with US companies on Thursday. In his speech to the assembly, the Prime Minister emphasized that Iraq is a safe environment for investors and is committed to eradicating corruption while abiding by international law. He also stressed that Iraq is a key player in the global marketplace and should not be used as a central point to harm either Iran or Turkey. Overall, the Prime Minister’s remarks were well-received by the general assembly.
Newshound Guru Pimpy
It is widely known that the Iraqi dinar is a highly valuable currency. However, it is uncertain how the upcoming US House of Representatives session, which aims to revoke the authorization for the invasion of Iraq, will affect the dinar’s value. While I cannot guarantee anything, it is possible for the dinar’s value to increase significantly if foreign investors become interested in it once the authorization is revoked. If restrictions are lifted off the Iraqi dinar, we may see significant jumps in its value.
Guru Nader From The Mid East
I would like to see the decisions made by my boss, Prime Minister Sudani, back home.
Newshound Guru Militia Man
The investment sector in Iraq is being taken very seriously. During a meeting with the US Secretary of State, the activation of the Strategic Framework Agreement was discussed, alongside the entry of American companies and the resumption of oil exports through the Turkish port. The aim is to support Iraq’s currency and its value, as all income streams will be directed towards investment projects in the country.
Intel Guru RayRen98
It’s almost time! The countdown has begun and the clock is ticking. Ray, do you have any idea how much time we have left? As for me, I think we still have a few hours to go. Let’s hope for the best and trust that tonight will be a good night.
Newshound Guru Clare
Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani returned home on Saturday after visiting New York.
Newshound Guru Samson
Al-Sudani has finished his trip to New York after attending a meeting with British and international attendees.
Intel Guru MarkZ
[via PDK] When I say redemption centers…a redemption center is a bank in the region …in your area…that is specially equipped and set up with the people who have been trained to handle it. This difference in terminology causes a tremendous amount of confusion… Maybe I should start calling them “redeeming banks?”
