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Finance reveals the value of non-oil revenues in the 2024 budget tables, 25 MAY

Finance reveals the value of non-oil revenues in the 2024 budget tables

Individual from the Parliamentary Money Council, Delegate Mustafa Al-Karaawi, affirmed on Friday that non-oil incomes in the 2024 financial plan tables added up to 27 trillion dinars.

Al-Karawi said in a meeting with , “The Parliamentary Money Advisory group held an extended gathering after the 2024 spending plan plans showed up from the Administration of the Chamber, and two things were settled upon: taking on a serious plan for getting work done inside the council to finish the timetables and setting up a program of gatherings and facilitating those worried to continue with their fulfillment as fast as could really be expected.” maybe”.

He added, “Oil incomes in the 2024 financial plan tables added up to 27 trillion dinars, bringing up that there are a progression of notes recorded by the panel that will be examined straightforwardly with the Service of Money after an extended facilitating meeting before long.”

He brought up that “it is beyond the realm of possibilities to expect to mark the calendar to determine the spending plan plans, however the council consented to serious work to determine them straightaway.”

The Place of Delegates reported toward the finish of last week that it had gotten the 2024 financial plan plans and started inspecting them by the Parliamentary Money Advisory group.

"RV UPDATE" BY MILITIAMAN, 25 MAY

 Militia Man 

 If they go on the Forex system it's going to be international.  It's going to be fast and furious. 

 Could they do something within the county prior to that 

Sure, why not, educate the citizens, do what they got to do...


 Question:   People want to know if they can drag this out until next year

 Militia Man: We don’t know the timing. But, I don’t think we are even close to go that long. There is way too much going on in the world and this is not only about Iraq. Remember all boats rise with the tide...I believe Iraq is ready to go with the rest of the world. Along with other countries like the Vietnamese dong. 

Are they going to change the value of their currency...
 I'm pretty sure they are going to need to to pay for all these [reconstruction] objects...rebar, the cement - all that stuff is expensive at 1310.  It's not so expensive if it's back at a 'previous era'....If they have the true value, their real effective exchange rate, it's going to be far cheaper...

High Alert For This Weekend?🚩High Contract Rates?🤔Iraq Dinar RV Updates ...

“The dollar is leaking”… Central Bank sales in numbers and an expert raises several questions, 25 MAY

“The dollar is leaking”… Central Bank sales in numbers and an expert raises several questions

A monetary master brought up a few issues in regards to the National Bank of Iraq’s dollar deals and their examination with earlier years.

Manar Al-Obaidi said in an explanation, a duplicate of which was gotten by , “By checking on the National Bank’s deals of the dollar, both money and settlements, it is noticed that the bank’s deals of unfamiliar cash money to the neighborhood market were not significantly impacted in 2023, which is the year where the emergency of American limitations on dollar deals started.” “.

He added, “As per National Bank information on unfamiliar money deals to neighborhood showcases, the worth of dollar cash deals in 2023, the time of the dollar emergency, added up to 8.4 billion US dollars, taking note of that the typical unfamiliar money deals of the dollar from 2006 until 2022 added up to 6.1 billion bucks.”

He brought up that “the National Bank’s deals of money are higher than the typical deals of the National Bank over every one of the previous years, and the proportion of money deals to add up to unfamiliar cash deals in 2023 was 25%, while the typical proportion of money deals to add up to unfamiliar cash deals was over Expansion of years (2006-2022) 18.7%.

According to Al-Obaidi, “What actually decreased and was affected were the Central Bank’s sales of dollars through the remittance window, as the value of the Central Bank’s sales through the remittance window for the past year amounted to 25 billion dollars, while the average foreign exchange sales of dollars from 2006 to 2022 was 31 billion US dollars and amounted to The highest value of the Central Bank’s sales from the remittance window in 2019, amounting to 45 billion dollars

He made sense of, “From these numbers, obviously what influences the swapping scale in the neighborhood market is the abatement or expansion in the national bank’s deals of unfamiliar money through the settlement window, and not cash deals, which were not significantly impacted over the earlier years.”

The financial master called attention to, “In light of these numbers, two inquiries emerge. The initial is: In the event that most of the National Bank’s deals of unfamiliar money over the course of the years from 2006 to 2023 were through the settlement window, at a pace of 84% of the National Bank’s complete deals, then, at that point, what is the wellspring of unfamiliar cash?” Which was readily available in the nearby marketplaces? For what reason was the equal conversion standard impacted by the settlement deals window assuming the interest was to cover the interior need, considering that the settlement window deals convey hard money outside Iraq?

He said, “The deals of the National Bank through the money window from 2006 until 2023 added up to in excess of 113 billion US dollars, and where was this mass of hard cash consumed? Was everything consumed external Iraq to cover the movement costs of Iraqis? Or on the other hand was it finished to cover explicit kinds of dealers that were not Could you at any point enter the outer exchange window, or was it utilized for different purposes?

Al-Obaidi proceeded, “These information and questions require a profound examination to understand what the unfamiliar cash cycle is in Iraq and who is liable for the proceeded with interest for it in the nearby market in spite of the great settlement window. Does Iraq truly require cash deals of the dollar adding up to $9 billion yearly, and what are the purposes behind this interest? Is it truly to cover unfamiliar exchange with nations that are disallowed from managing?

The National Bank’s administration plans to step by step drop the dollar closeout during the year 2024, prompting its finished scratch-off before the year’s over, and to keep up with it for review and factual purposes, with an end goal to empower Iraqi banks to endlessly lay out strong financial associations with the worldwide and local financial area to accomplish the moderation of the Iraqi financial area and full responsibility. in accordance with international requirements and standards.

Iraq depends on the stage for selling money straightforwardly to neighborhood banks and organizations, which was recently known as the everyday dollar closeout, as one of the components for saving the worth of the Iraqi dinar and battling speculative tasks in the equal market.

"RV UPDATE" BY FRANK26, 25 MAY

  Frank26  

 The problem is you don't see any of these contracts open do you? 

 ...No, all of these contracts are sitting there waiting and waiting for what?  For Sudani to pull the trigger.  What is the trigger?  

The lynchpin that will activate the contract and readjust the value according to the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar, where the contract was signed in the Iraqi dinar value but to match their [contract holder's] currency.  Brilliant... These signed guaranteed contracts will adjust to the calculation of the IQD value...These foreign currencies will not be calculated into the new exchange rate until the new Iraqi dinar exchange rate hits Forex...

A second set of books is a normal business action.  Many companies, many firms for financial projections, for balances, for audit purposes, for changes whatever it may be, run a second set of books.  The second set of books is simple business practice.  It's not illegal unless you're doing it illegally under the table...This second set of books is not hidden...they [Iraq] expose it [their second second set of books] to the right people, IMF, World Bank, US Treasury...

Bold Announcement By Al Sudani About Iraqi Dinar Today 2024🔥iraqi dinar ...

Defense One urges Iraq and U.S. to forge long-term anti-terrorism agreement24 MAY

Defense One urges Iraq and U.S. to forge long-term anti-terrorism agreement


Shafaq News/ Iraq and the United States should reach a "smart and long-term" agreement to combat terrorism. The Defense One reported.

Christopher P. Costa, a member of The Soufan Center board of directors and an adjunct associate professor with Georgetown University’s Security Studies Program suggested in an article on the Dfence one that despite all the goodwill between Washington and Baghdad, future bilateral ties will likely be shaped by terrorism and Iranian-backed proxies. 


“I’ve long been concerned that a pivot to great power competition could overcorrect U.S. attention and resources away from counterterrorism priorities, and indeed it has. Still, the rebalancing of U.S. national security focus can’t be binary; it is not an either-or proposition. We must focus on counterterrorism and on global competition, while leveraging allies as strategic partners. Fortunately, any setbacks in Iraq can be reversed by strengthening U.S. counterterrorism ties with Baghdad.” Costa said. 


The writer indicated the principle of “strategic empathy” promoted by retired general and former White House national security advisor H.R. McMaster to show how the U.S.-Iraqi partnership can weather the difficulties of today’s competition. 

“Iraq’s political and human terrain requires Prime Minister al-Sudani to navigate multifaceted security challenges and combustible internal pressures—exacerbated by Iranian proxies and their influence. The U.S., on the other hand, must view Baghdad diplomacy through a prism of Iraq’s political geography, particularly in the kind of high-stakes competition that is playing out across the Middle East.” He said.


“Leading up to his Washington engagements, Prime Minister al-Sudani lucidly expressed his understanding of the complexities of building a long-term sustainable partnership with the U.S. His region is beset by war, terrorism, proxies, and even sporadic hostage-taking. al-Sudani is keenly aware of the delicate balance Iraq must maintain between the U.S. and hostile armed groups, while at the same time seeking prosperity and security for the Iraqi people.”


Costa considered some pro-Iranian Shiite forces such as Kataib Hezbollah “may have stronger links to Iran than to Iraq. Knowing this, Washington and Baghdad have to carefully manage their strategic relationship for the long haul.” 

“Accordingly, strategic investments in the U.S.-Iraqi counterterrorism partnership must continue despite any setbacks. Of the many undercurrents with Iraqi stability and security, it’s crucial not to overlook the Iraqi Counterterrorism Service, or CTS. Maintaining and continuing support to the CTS is crucial to the U.S.-Iraqi relationship. The CTS is an organization built and supported by the U.S. and must remain an enduring strategic partner. Still, Iraq will need to protect its counter-terrorism structure against undue Iranian meddling and interference.”


He pointed out that “all of the counterterrorism successes that Iraq and the U.S. have had in its fight against ISIS, the coalition arrayed against ISIS has not beat it decisively. Yet, both President Biden and Prime Minister al-Sudani recognize that Iraq must have U.S. support to ensure that ISIS can never again reconstitute to threaten Iraq, the international community, or the U.S.”


“Commentators were not entirely wrong to suggest that Iran's retaliatory strike against Israel overshadowed Iraqi Prime Minister al-Sudani's visit to Washington. The week-long visit this past April was supposed to focus on expanding bilateral ties, and new economic opportunities for investments, not an escalating regional war. But that’s the salutary point: Iraq’s importance, even if uncomfortably wedged in between warring states, has long term potential to bring much-needed stability to a region needing it.” 


Costa added, “In light of all that is at play in Iraq, a bilateral strategic partnership is more important now than ever. That should be the take away from Prime Minister al-Sudani's visit to Washington. But more than anything else, terrorism and proxies will remain a spoiler for well-intended policy objectives. A vibrant counterterrorism partnership with the U.S. is the appropriate counterweight.” 

“But the danger of escalation in Iraq remains. Just one day after al-Sudani returned from the U.S., Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah said armed groups had decided to resume its attacks after noting little progress on talks held on U.S. troop presence during al-Sudani’s visit to Washington.” 

He considered, in terms of hostage-taking and counterterrorism going forward, the United States and Iraq have three key considerations:

“First, Washington should signal its long-term commitment to Iraq by deepening its understanding of their complex security challenges and acknowledging the tensions between sovereignty and a continuing, mutually beneficial counterterrorism partnership with the United States.”

“Second, Baghdad can signal the strategic importance of CTS and ensure that the service is not politicized or infected by Iranian meddling. Along with this, Iraq’s security and intelligence services must create a security environment where no foreigners are kidnapped in Baghdad, and where hostage-takers are brought to justice.” 

“Third, as Dr. Matthew Levitt presciently observed, maintaining a sound counterterrorism posture is the antithesis of “endless wars in terms of size, cost, and risk, and should be pursued in support of international coalitions and local allies.” With counterterrorism partnerships ending abruptly in places like Chad and Niger, Iraq must remain a U.S. priority.”

“To hedge, in counterterrorism, is to make smart investments for the future that reduces the risks of more instability and terrorism. A smart, appropriately scoped, long-term counterterrorism partnership in Iraq is therefore a bet worth making.” The article concluded.

"This Bank just told us about when they are going to move onto the QFS" BY GOLDILOCKS, 24 MAY

 GOLDILOCKS





👆Oh My God. This Bank just told us about when they are going to move onto the QFS.


First action date: June 21, 2024 before 3:00 p.m. MT


Second action date: June 24, 2024 for the remaining steps. 


Is important to note that this is one bank's timeline, but I can't help from notice that this one is before the June 30th, 2024 laws that are taking effect on crypto regulations and stablecoins at the end of the month.


© Goldilocks

China's Oil Gains in Iraq: Strategic Win or Potential Quagmire?, 24 MAY

China's Oil Gains in Iraq: Strategic Win or Potential Quagmire?


Shafaq News/ An international report warned that China is hastening to fill the power vacuum in Iraq by improving its energy security and global influence, suggesting that the results might be counterproductive even if Iraq is the primary beneficiary.


South China Morning Post said that Chinese firms recently won the lion’s share of licences for oil and gas exploration that Iraq solicited to wean its power plants off natural gas from Iran.

“The news demonstrates China’s drive to secure energy supplies as it struggles to reverse slowing growth at home. Beijing is seizing opportunities in the Middle East left by the West’s conflicting ambitions to deter foes and reassure allies. Wang Yi, China’s chief diplomat, has doubled down on the government’s pro-Palestinian stance.” The report said.


“Meanwhile, American and European companies are apprehensive about making long-term investments in war-ravaged countries with rampant corruption despite these nations’ lucrative reserves of gas and oil. They aren’t competing with China for oil contracts. Americans gave lives, time and money yet China is benefiting.”

However, China’s strategy in Iraq could prove to be a negative-sum game on many fronts – political, trade, influence, and more – given the power dynamics in the region.

“Many treacherous hazards confront statecraft, as the United States and Europe well know. China will face challenges in Iraq that are the result of antagonisms that have deepened over the past few centuries. The late US statesman Henry Kissinger wrote in 2014 that in the Middle East “political, sectarian, tribal, territorial, ideological, and traditional national interest disputes merge”.”

According to the report, today, the war in Gaza promises an impossible outcome. Throughout the Middle East, terrorism erupts in societies roiled by deep-seated religious tensions that unstable governments cannot defuse. Gulf countries are rising in power and ambition as they assert their independence.

“China isn’t absolved from these difficulties by stressing neutrality and dialogue facilitation while keeping its distance from local groups. It succeeds in Iraq because it doesn’t get bogged down in internal politics. Can China continue to prosper if it doesn’t take sides with local actors?”


“History shows repeatedly that geostrategic power vacuums are like black holes. Countries leverage various means – often economic incentives – to gain influence when rivals partially retrench or collapse, but not always. Sometimes remaining on the sidelines is a better strategy.” The report pointed out.

US President Joe Biden made note of China’s growing Middle East presence in 2022 while visiting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. “We will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by China, Russia or Iran,” Biden said. “And we’ll seek to build on this moment with active, principled American leadership.”


Estimates of US troops stationed in the Middle East go up to more than 50,000, with Qatar hosting the largest US base. There was unprecedented security cooperation between Washington, Tel Aviv, Riyadh and Abu Dhabi after Iran targeted Israel with missile and drone attacks last month. In comparison, China’s foothold in the region is not as strong.

China and Iraq last year marked 65 years of bilateral relations which began after Iraq’s coup of 1958, when General Abdul Karim Qasim deposed the Hashemite monarchy and Beijing recognized his “revolutionary” government. Throughout Iraq’s war with Iran in the 1980s, China sold weapons to both sides.

“Even with those efforts, China’s relations with Iraq were limited until the last two decades. Alongside Beijing’s growing need for oil, factors such as Iraq’s need for liquidity, reconstruction following years of conflict, the effects of low oil prices and “rightsizing” of US forces in Iraq pushed the two closer together.”

The report listed that the recent milestones in their relationship are many. A 2009 agreement gave China National Petroleum Corporation a 37 per cent stake in the Rumaila oilfield, Iraq’s largest. By 2013, China had a hand in more than half of Iraq’s daily oil output. In 2010, the Chinese government cancelled 80 per cent of debt Iraq owed Beijing. Videos in 2015 showed the Iraqi military operating Chinese supplied CH-4 drones.

Iraq and China signed an oil-for-reconstruction deal in 2019, with Beijing funding infrastructure projects in exchange for 100,000 barrels per day. As of February, Chinese firms oversee two-thirds of Iraq’s oil production. Meanwhile, Iraq was the top target for Belt and Road Initiative financing in 2021, receiving US$10.5 billion for infrastructure projects. Last year, Iraq’s central bank announced it would settle trade with China directly in yuan, though the oil trade was excluded.


Entanglements like these inevitably become labyrinthine, with the objectives lost and unravelling increasingly difficult. Like machines with many moving parts, maintenance and repairs are needed more frequently and pose greater difficulty. Add to that the complications from uncertainties, volatility and unforeseen events, such as Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi dying in a helicopter crash.


“All this leaves China with a difficult balancing act: it must mind its partners’ interests and distance itself from local actors, while keeping an eye on mounting economic vulnerabilities at home. Beijing could find itself elbowed out of Iraq as Gulf countries – especially Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates – provide huge investments in an effort to amass regional power, ensure stability and isolate Iran.” The report concluded.


Some of these same Gulf countries are signing deals with China as part of the Belt and Road Initiative, yet their ambitions will limit Beijing’s room to act unilaterally. Regional instability, such as the Houthi attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, also raises the prospect of China needing cooperation with the US, Europe and Gulf countries to secure the flow of oil and gas while protecting its investments. That adds complications to fierce tensions with the West over trade.

Much like the West now, China will find itself increasingly seeing progress swept away by centuries-old hostilities. Beijing might have taken on more than it can manage.

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On a visit that lasted for hours. The presidency of the region reveals the talks of Barzani and Bin Zayed, 24 MAY

On a visit that lasted for hours. The presidency of the region reveals the talks of Barzani and Bin Zayed

The President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, met this Friday evening in Abu Dhabi, with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

According to the Presidency of the Kurdistan Region, the two sides discussed the UAE’s relations with Iraq and the Kurdistan region, and exchanged views on the situation of Iraq and the Kurdistan region, as well as the relations of Erbil-Baghdad, as well as on the latest developments in the region.

The two sides stressed strengthening relations in the economic and trade fields and cooperation in the field of energy, and talked about opportunities and fields of investment and employment of UAE money in Iraq and the Kurdistan region, especially in the field of infrastructure and development projects.

With regard to the situation and results of the Middle East, the two parties agreed in the view of the importance of joint action, cooperation and multilateral international solidarity in order to maintain security and stability and reduce the expansion and spread of further problems.

The relations of Erbil and Baghdad with neighboring countries and with the region, climate change and its consequences, and a number of issues of common concern, formed another aspect of the meeting.

The President of the Kurdistan Region arrived on Friday afternoon to the UAE on an official visit, during which he discussed with Emirati officials strengthening bilateral relations between the two sides.

Barzani concluded his visit to Abu Dhabi, which lasted for hours to return to the region.

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Parliamentary Finance is confused by the large difference between the 2023 and 2024 budgets... and warns against stopping provincial projects, MAY 24

 Parliamentary Finance is confused by the large difference between the 2023 and 2024 budgets... and warns against stopping provincial projects

Member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Mustafa Al-Karawi, revealed today, Thursday (May 23, 2024), that service and urban projects, some of which are ministerial, have been halted due to the reduction in governorate allocations in the financial budget tables for the year 2024.

The Council of Ministers voted in an extraordinary session last Sunday on the budget schedules and referred them to the House of Representatives, which received them the day before yesterday, Tuesday.

Al-Karaawi said in a televised statement, followed by “Baghdad Today,” “We noticed in the budget tables that there was a reduction in allocations to the governorates, some of which reached 80% compared to what was allocated to them in last year’s budget, and this may cause projects to stop and not lead to covering their expenses and contractors’ dues, and this may be what may happen.” "It causes a problem and a gap in the issue of financing."

He stressed, "Projects, including ministerial ones, have been halted due to lack of funding," pointing out that "there is a turbulent indicator between the 2024 budget and last year in terms of project financing, and we will host the Ministers of Finance and Planning next week."

Al-Karaawi pointed out, “Preparing a list of clarifications and sending them to the Ministry of Finance about the reasons for the increase in expenditures, the mechanism for collecting oil and non-oil revenues, and the inflation of the financial deficit in the budget.”

He added, "The government has committed itself to collecting 27 trillion dinars in non-oil revenues during the year 2024, and we requested clarification from the Ministry of Finance about the mechanism for achieving this goal," noting that "there is an increase in the operating budget that reached 156 trillion dinars."

The parliamentary finance member expected that “the maximum time limit for approving the budget schedules will be before the end of the current legislative term on next June 9, so there will be an intensive program for the Finance Committee to discuss these schedules and find solutions to the problems in them.”

It is noteworthy that Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani revealed in a press conference following the cabinet session last Sunday the details of the budget schedules and said in the most prominent contents:

- Table (A) includes revenues totaling (144.336) trillion dinars, and Table (B) concerns total planned expenditures totaling (210.936) trillion dinars.

- The planned budget deficit amounted to (63.599) trillion dinars, and Table (C) is the centrally funded workforce table, amounting to (4,079,906) employees, and governing expenditures amounted to (10.042) trillion dinars.

- The investment budget for 2024 is (54.298) trillion dinars, and may reach 55 trillion dinars.

- Governorate allocations to local government programs with an investment allocation amounted to (10.633) trillion dinars in 2023, and we financed (3.333) trillion, based on fundamental requests from the governorates.

- The remainder of the allocation (7.333) trillion dinars is in a trust account, at the disposal of the provincial governments.

- Allocating approximately (8) trillion dinars to ongoing projects, including allocations in 2024.

- For the first time in the history of budgets, we exceeded spending by 50%.

The increase in debt repayment amounted to 3.9 trillion dinars. In 2023, the debt repayment was 12,751, and in 2024, we repaid 16.725 trillion.  link

"Why are all these bank CEO’s resigning? BY MIKECRISTO, 24 MAY

MIKECRISTO

🚨🚨🚨Why are all these bank CEO’s resigning? Because China (and the rest of BRICS+, and those wanting to join) are selling dollars. The East no longer wants to export their precious commodities to the West and take dollar credit as a form of payment. If the U.S. can’t export dollar credit then treasury bonds collapse. What funds the stock market? U.S. Treasury bonds. Gold is rising because the world (China) is selling dollars.

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Minister Of Electricity: We Are Working To Support The Private Sector By Establishing National Production Lines, 24 MAY

 Minister Of Electricity: We Are Working To Support The Private Sector By Establishing National Production Lines

Minister of Electricity Ziad Ali Fadel  energy  Economy News – Baghdad  The Minister of Electricity, Ziad Ali Fadel, confirmed on Thursday that the ministry is working to support the private sector in the country by establishing national production lines.

The media office of the Minister of Electricity said in a statement, seen by Al-Eqtisad News, that “the Minister met with a delegation from the Riyadh Cable Company and a coalition of Al-Rowad companies for the production of electrical wires and cables.”

The Minister of Electricity confirmed, according to the statement, that “we have an intention to support the private sector and stimulate the industrial movement in the country by establishing national production lines that attract labor and contribute to meeting the electricity sector’s need for spare parts.”

He added: “We need to produce wires and cables (11, 33, and 132 kV) to keep up with demand and address bottlenecks.”

He pointed out that "there are controls for laboratory and factory tests conducted by the Ministry to proceed with competitive transactions in accordance with the approved specifications."

The Minister of Electricity continued, "Private sector companies have successful experiences with the ministry's formations, and we hope to strengthen them and develop production facilities in a way that serves and achieves the public interest."

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"RV UPDATE" BY BEARDED PATRIOT, 24 MAY

 BEARDED PATRIOT

Family:

With all things considered, our revaluation could extend to early June, but the point is, it's suspicious for the reasons stated in this widely distributed all of a sudden mysterious source. There is legitimate Intel from literally the horses mouth that June was a best Target month of Dr. Shabibi.  The question is why?


Because Dr Shabibi said " the "project to delete the zeros with the rate change should be done at the beginning or middle of Iraqs fiscal year" FOR ACCOUNTING purposes! 


That being said, June 2024 is the end of the 2nd quarter of Iraqs financial accounting ledger.   


Hang in there everyone, the “END”of this financial saga will soon be at hand, IMO.  


BP

Sudanese on Eid: Committed to Iraq's sovereignty and extending the hand of law , 17 June

  Sudanese on Eid: Committed to Iraq's sovereignty and extending the hand of law 6/16/2024 Today, Sunday, Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad...