ABOUT IRAQ BY GOLDILOCKS, 30 JULY

GOLDILOCKS

As of February 25, 2024, 24 countries were negotiating their membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO):

Algeria: Applied in 1987

Belarus: Applied in 1993

Sudan: Applied in 1994

Uzbekistan: Applied in 1994

Seychelles: Applied in 1995

Kazakhstan: Applied in 1996

Azerbaijan: Applied in 1997

Andorra: Applied in 1999

Lebanese Republic: Applied in 1999

Bosnia Herzegovina: Applied in 1999

Bhutan: Applied in 1999

Yemen: Applied in 2000

Bahamas: Applied in 2001

Syria: Established a working party on May 4, 2010, and applied in 2001

Ethiopia: Applied in 2003

Libya: Applied in 2004

Iraq: Applied in 2004

Afghanistan: Applied in 2004

Republic of Serbia: Applied in 2004

Iran: Applied in 2005

Sao Tomé and Principe: Applied in 2005

Union of the Comoros: Applied in 2007

Equatorial Guinea: Applied in 2007

Republic of Liberia: Applied in 2007 

https://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/whatis_e/tif_e/org6_e.htm

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The Central Bank of Iraq renews its warning against promoting commemorative notes of the "one million" US dollar denomination used to defraud citizens.

It stressed that the security and regulatory authorities will pursue those who promote these commemorative notes and take legal action against them. It pointed out that the highest denomination of the US dollar in circulation is the "100" dollar denomination. It is 

noteworthy that the aforementioned commemorative note is not circulated in global currency markets as it is issued by the American Millionaires Association, and this note is not considered cash because it is not issued by the US Federal Reserve and does not represent any financial instrument, and is used for gifting purposes only.

The Central Bank of Iraq warned in February 2020 against circulating the "one million" dollar denomination because it is a non-cash note.

Central Bank of Iraq

Media Office 

July 25, 2024

https://cbi.iq/news/view/2625