Introduction: Iraq Enters Its “Next Phase”
Iraq is on the brink of a major international and economic transition in 2026. According to Jeff, recent developments show that both the US and the UN are completing their formal interactions in 2025 to allow Iraq full sovereignty and independence in its upcoming phase.
2025 marks the end of the old era
2026 is being described as Iraq’s “next phase” in articles and official statements
These preparations set the stage for comprehensive reforms, but do not indicate an immediate rate change at the start of 2026
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“Iraq’s next phase begins in 2026 with full sovereignty and international independence, setting the stage for major reforms without specifying an immediate rate change.”
UN Exit and Sovereignty Ceremony
On December 2025, Iraq and the UN held a formal stability ‘graduation ceremony’, marking the UN’s exit from the country.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres personally attended the ceremony, highlighting the event’s significance.
The official last day of UN involvement in Iraq is December 31, 2025, symbolizing the transition from external oversight to full Iraqi sovereignty.
International Positioning for 2026
Preparing for the Next Phase
Iraq is preparing to enter the international stage in 2026.
Foreign entities, including the US and UN, are stepping back to allow Iraq full autonomy.
This period will clear pathways for reforms, modernization initiatives, and strengthened international partnerships.
Clarifying Currency Rate Expectations
Jeff emphasizes: “This doesn’t mean the rate is changing in January 2026.”
While the groundwork for reforms is being laid, the exact date for any currency rate change remains unknown.
Iraq’s messaging focuses on proximity and readiness, not immediate execution.
Key Takeaways from Jeff
“Next Phase”: Iraq is entering a new international stage in 2026.
UN Exit: The UN will fully depart by December 31, 2025, ending formal oversight.
US Step-Back: The US is also reducing its direct involvement in Iraq’s internal affairs.
Sovereignty & Reforms: This transition enables Iraq to launch economic and political reforms with full control.
Rate Change Timing: The currency rate change is close but not guaranteed for early 2026.
Q&A: Understanding Iraq’s Transition
Q: Does the UN exit mean Iraq’s currency rate will change immediately?
A: No. The exit signals sovereignty and readiness for reforms, but the exact rate change date is unknown.
Q: Why is Iraq calling it the “next phase”?
A: The term marks a transition to full sovereignty, international positioning, and the launch of reforms in 2026.
Q: What is the significance of the graduation ceremony?
A: It formalizes the end of UN oversight, signaling Iraq is ready to operate independently.
Q: Are there immediate reforms expected?
A: Preparations are in place, but implementation may follow gradually as Iraq enters its next phase.
Conclusion: A Historic Turning Point for Iraq
Iraq is stepping into 2026 with autonomy, sovereignty, and readiness for major reforms.
The UN exit and US step-back create a clear international stage
Citizens and investors are watching for policy and currency developments
While the exact timing of currency adjustments remains uncertain, the groundwork for a new era of economic and international engagement is firmly in place
“The year 2025 ends the old; the year 2026 begins the new,” Jeff explains.
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Jeff
Iraq is going international in 2026. That's why the US and UN are ending their interactions with Iraq in the year of 2025 so that both parties or foreign entities will be out of Iraq so they can have their sovereignty in their new next stage in 2026 which is their new international beginning...
That gives them a clear pathway to jump in and launch the reforms in the beginning of 2026. That doesn't mean the rate is changing in January or 2026.
Iraq is revealing they're going to enter into their 'next phase'. That is a key little phrase they're using right now in articles. They're entering into their next phase in the year 2026. We are extremely close to the timing of the rate change.
Yesterday we had a stability 'graduation ceremony' between Iraq and the UN. The UN will be exiting out of Iraq and their last day is December 31, 2025.
Antonio Guterres of the UN flew into Iraq. They had a big formal ceremony...What they're suggesting is that the year '25 ends the old, the year of '26 begins the new. That doesn't mean the rate is changing at the beginning of '26. That's not what I'm telling you. Nobody knows the day the rate is going to change. I'm telling you it's close. I'm showing you it's close but I'm not telling you the rate is changing in January...