Sunday, December 21, 2025

FIREFLY & OMAR : UN Confirms Iraq’s International Shift in 2026 & Why the 1310 Exchange Rate Framework Is Ending

 A new boots-on-the-ground report shared by Frank26, alongside updates from Omar and Firefly, provides critical clarity on Iraq’s monetary reform narrative as 2025 comes to a close.

The update reinforces a consistent theme: Iraq’s domestic phase ends in 2025, and its international economic phase begins in 2026, supported by banking reforms and a transition away from the current 1310 IQD/USD framework.


UN Confirmation: Domestic Iraq Ends, International Iraq Begins

Omar – Boots on the Ground

“The UN has clearly shown the domestic Iraq ends in 2025 and the international Iraq starts in 2026 with banking reforms.”

This statement aligns with:

The shift does not represent a sudden event, but a planned transition into global financial integration.


Frank26’s Key Question: How Was 1310 Accepted Internationally?

Frank immediately challenged the situation:

“Well, tell me UN, how did you convince the international world to accept 1310 as the rate?”

This question highlights an important reality:

  • 1310 was never intended as a permanent international rate

  • It functioned as a temporary, managed framework

  • Its acceptance was transitional—not final


CBI Clarification: Expiration Does Not Mean Instant New Rate

Firefly’s Report

“The CBI is saying the expiration of 1310 does not mean a new rate automatically announced on January 1, 2026.”

The Central Bank of Iraq has been explicit:

  • 1310 expires at the end of 2025

  • Expiration signals the end of the current framework

  • It does not require an immediate announcement

This reinforces the concept of review, reassessment, and restructuring.


What the CBI Officially Stated on Television

Firefly further clarified what was communicated directly on Iraqi TV news:

“The Central Bank of Iraq is saying they have set the exchange rate at 1310 dinar through the end of the year and then they will review and reassess the rate into the new year.”

Key points:

  • 1310 is locked in through December 31

  • Any changes are considered after the year ends

  • The process is deliberate and controlled


From Fixed Rate to Review & Reassessment

This language is critical:

  • Review

  • Reassess

  • Framework ends

These terms indicate:

  • A shift away from rigid controls

  • Alignment with international banking norms

  • Preparation for a more flexible currency structure


“Good Guy vs. Bad Guy” Monetary Reform Education

Frank26 summarized the entire communication strategy:

“What we’re witnessing right now is what I call ‘good guy versus bad guy’ in the monetary reform education to you Iraqi citizens.”

According to Frank:

  • One voice calms fears and downplays change

  • Another voice introduces logic and future readiness

  • Together, they hide the truth and reveal the truth simultaneously

Frank called this tactic brilliant, as it:

  • Maintains stability

  • Prevents panic

  • Educates without shocking the population


Why This Messaging Matters Now

As Iraq transitions:

  • Citizens must trust institutions

  • Markets must see continuity

  • International partners must see discipline

The “good guy vs. bad guy” approach balances transparency and control during a sensitive monetary shift.


Featured Snippet: Key Insight

Frank26 explains that the expiration of the 1310 IQD exchange rate marks the end of a temporary framework, not an instant new rate, as Iraq prepares to enter its international economic phase in 2026.


Q&A: Key Clarifications

Q: Does 1310 expiring mean a new rate on Jan 1, 2026?

A: No. The CBI says it triggers review and reassessment, not an automatic change.

Q: Why did the international community accept 1310?

A: It was accepted as a temporary, controlled framework during Iraq’s domestic phase.

Q: What does “international Iraq” mean?

A: Full engagement with global banking, trade, and financial systems.

Q: Why use mixed messaging to citizens?

A: To educate while maintaining economic and social stability.


Final Thoughts: The Framework Is Ending, Not the Process

This update confirms a critical understanding:

  • 1310 was a bridge, not a destination

  • 2025 closes Iraq’s domestic chapter

  • 2026 opens its international economic role

The Central Bank of Iraq is not rushing—but it is transitioning with intent.

For those paying attention, the message is not confusion—it is coordination.


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Frank26 

  [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]  

OMAR:The UN has clearly shown the domestic Iraq ends in 2025 and the international Iraq starts in 2026 with banking reforms.  

FRANK:  Well, tell me UN, how did you convince the international world to accept 1310 as the rate?


 FIREFLY: The CBI is saying the expiration of 1310 does not mean a new rate automatically announced on January 1, 2026.  The CBI says it signals the end of the current framework

 FRANK:  It doesn't mean that you're not going to either...  

FIREFLY:  The Central Bank of Iraq is saying they have set the exchange rate at 1310 dinar through the end of the year and then they will review and reassess the rate as they had into the new year...1310 is locked in for now and any changes will be considered after December ends.  This was answered to the guy on TV news from the CBI. 

 FRANK:  What we're witnessing right now is what I call 'good guy versus bad guy' in the monetary reform education to you Iraqi citizens...I find this tactic to be brilliant in order to hide the truth and in order to give you the truth.