~A Scripted World Event~
Iran Israel Iraq I Now Wholeheartedly Believe (imo) Certain Events Needs To Play Out & Take Place Before Iraq Can Finally Reinstate The Iraqi Dinar Currency. ALL Is Complete Behind The Scenes
(a date is set).
Like I Mentioned Back On April 13th Watch For Iran To Somehow Blame Israel Attacking A Neighboring Country Amongst Other Things…Than Look For Israel To Attack Iran Nuclear Power Plant {Final Corrupción Cleanup} To Make It Seem WWIII Is About To Begin (distraction) To Look Here Not There & While ALL Eyes Are OFF Iraq
, Look For Iraq To Sneak In & BOOMREINSTATE The Iraqi Dinar!
It’s Going To Happen, It Has Already Happened, (It’s Scripted)-Just Waiting On Certain World Events To Take Place First. —(Israel To Attack Iran Nuclear Plant) …Hold The Line & LFG
Al-Sudani to a congressional delegation: We look forward to developing our relationship with Washington in four areas
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani expressed his aspiration to develop and grow relations with the United States in various fields, particularly in the economic, energy, investment, and cultural sectors, on Saturday.
This came during his reception of US Senators Angus King and James Lankford, and their accompanying delegation, according to an Iraqi government statement received by Noon News Agency.
According to the statement, Al-Sudani stressed the importance of bilateral relations with the United States and expressed his aspiration to develop and grow them across various fields, particularly in the economy, energy, investment, and culture sectors, in light of the Strategic Framework Agreement.
He also referred to the relationship with the international coalition within the framework of talks to transition to a new phase of security cooperation in the field of advisory and capacity-building for the Iraqi security forces.
The Prime Minister noted the clear stability in Iraq, which has been reflected in the economic and development situation, stressing that "the government has taken decisive steps in the oil and gas sector and achieved significant accomplishments that will enhance cooperation and investment with American companies in this field."
The statement also quoted the delegation members as saying that they "congratulated Al-Sudani on Iraq's success in holding the two Arab political and development summits, and the country's potential contribution to achieving regional stability in light of its growing role in this field.
They also expressed their admiration for the remarkable progress in Iraq in terms of construction, reconstruction and development, and the government's success in various fields. They expressed their desire to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in all areas." link
We...have “US Department of State Secretary Rubio and Barzani at Friday 1:30 pm est and 8:30 pm Erbil”
they met in the US and they had two different meetings I was told. It was hailed as a “breakthrough”
for oil to start flowing from that region and for them to settle all disputes between Baghdad and the Kurdish region.
I was told over a decade ago that when those two came together - we would see a change in value of the dinar.
US Secretary Of State Praises Masrour Barzani And Supports A Strong And Stable Kurdistan
The US State Department commended Kurdistan Regional Prime Minister Masrour Barzani for settling contracts with US companies, affirming Washington's strong support for the Kurdistan Region as a cornerstone of the relationship with Iraq.
This came during a meeting between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Barzani on Friday (May 23) in Washington, D.C., where they discussed opportunities to enhance trade and investment between the United States and the Kurdistan Region, according to a statement by State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce issued this morning (May 24).
Rubio praised Barzani's steps to expand natural gas production through settling contracts with US companies, considering this step to enable Iraq to move closer to energy independence. The two sides also stressed the importance of protecting the rights of religious and ethnic minorities in Iraq and Syria.
This meeting follows the signing of two major contracts in Washington, worth $110 billion, between the Ministry of Natural Resources in the region and the companies Western Zagros and HKN Energy, which were attended by Prime Minister Barzani on May 19.
For its part, the Iraqi Oil Ministry announced its rejection of these contracts, to which Barzani commented, "We hope these positions will be reviewed in a way that serves the interests of all Iraqis. The more flexibility Baghdad shows, the clearer our good intentions and shared endeavors will become." https://www.radionawa.com/all-detail.aspx?jimare=41901
...they tell us the Arab Summit was a success and Iraq once again takes a major role in the middle east.But if they are to be a leader than where is their currency? It certainly is not yet a currency of a leading country.
Article: “46 IRAQI BUSINESS LEADERS PARTICIPATED IN THE INVESTMENT SUMMIT IN WASHINGTON.” ...The US Embassy in Baghdad said in a statement:
“A delegation of 46 business leaders from Iraq,
including the Kurdistan Region, arrived in the United States to participate in the annual Select USA Investment Summit, which was held in the Washington, D.C., area from May 11 to 14.”
So, does the US want to help move Iraq along? Has the U.S. under the Trump administration changed its foreign policy to one of strong leadership to help move the reforms ahead in Iraq?
It certainly appears that way. The time of the reset is nearing. They must now move this along….
During His Meeting With Two US Senators, The Foreign Minister Said: Iraq Is Working Rapidly To Achieve Self-Sufficiency And Energy Independence
Saturday, May 24, 2025, | Politics Number of readings: 115 Baghdad / NINA / Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Fuad Hussein affirmed that Iraq is working at an accelerated pace to achieve self-sufficiency and independence in the field of energy.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement: "The Minister met with two members of the US Senate, Independent Senator from Maine Angus King, and Republican Senator from Oklahoma James Lankford. During the meeting, a number of issues of common interest were discussed.
The two senators congratulated Iraq on the success of hosting the recent Arab Summit in Baghdad, and stressed that they had noticed a significant improvement in the level of stability within the country."
The Minister stressed that Iraqi-American relations are strategic relations that extend from partnership in the war on terrorism, to cooperation in reconstruction, and enhancing stability in the region, in addition to other vital areas including the energy and education sectors, noting Iraq's aspiration to expand the horizons of these relations, and increase the presence of American companies to benefit from promising investment opportunities, and contribute to construction and development efforts.
The Minister affirmed that Iraq is working at an accelerated pace to achieve self-sufficiency and energy independence by investing in associated gas, enhancing electricity interconnection projects with neighboring countries, and exploring new gas fields.
This will make it a gas-producing country, in addition to being a major oil producer. In this context, he called on specialized American companies to invest in this strategic sector.
He pointed out that Iraq is preparing to hold its sixth legislative elections in November of this year, which reflects the consolidation of the democratic experience among the population and contributes to achieving stability and reconstruction.
At the same time, he expressed his regret that a number of Western countries continue to classify Iraq as a high-risk country in travel advisories for their citizens. This negatively impacts the entry opportunities for foreign companies and hinders the development of tourism and cultural exchange.
On the other hand, the two sides affirmed that the terrorist organization ISIS continues to pose a major threat to countries in the region and the world alike, emphasizing the importance of unifying international efforts to eliminate it and prevent its return.
They also discussed developments in the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran, agreeing that dialogue is the best way to resolve outstanding issues, achieve stability, and avoid slipping into escalation and confrontation.
In conclusion, the two sides affirmed their support for a political process in Syria that ensures the establishment of a comprehensive democratic process that expresses the aspirations of the Syrian people and leads to the formation of an elected government that represents the various components of society and preserves their rights. /End https://ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=1228777
With The Stock Market Closing At The Beginning Of The Week, The Dollar Price Fell In Baghdad And Rose In Erbil
May 24, 2025 Economic Number of reads: 88 Baghdad/ NINA / The dollar prices decreased in Baghdad markets, while they rose in Erbil with the closing of the stock exchange at the beginning of the week.
The dollar prices recorded a decrease with the closing of the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya stock exchanges, recording 141,950 dinars for $100, while this morning it recorded 142,100 dinars for $100.
The selling prices in the exchange sector in the local markets in Baghdad witnessed stability, as the selling price reached 143,000 dinars for $100, while the purchase price reached 141,000 dinars for $100.
In Erbil, the dollar recorded an increase, as the selling price reached 142,200 dinars for every $100, and the purchase price reached 141,800 dinars for $100. /End https://ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=1228776
Fri. 23 May 2025 A2Z DREAMZ Update:Stay alert: notifications could arrive at any moment!
On his show Fri. 23 May afternoon, TNT shared that the banks are preparing for an overnight effort to move forward with the paperwork tomorrow. According to him, staff is expected to be ready and prepared.
If key deadlines are not met by Saturday, the next likely scenario is postponed to Tuesday.
He receives text messages confirming that both Trump and the banks want this completed by the weekend.
TNT explained that while specific deadlines are being set, the banks plan to continue pushing through the night and into Sat. until they receive final authorization.
Banks reportedly already have possession of the 800#since earlier this week, meaning there’s not much left to do at this point, except, as he put it, “keep hitting the ENTER key to light this candle!”
A Government Advisor Reveals A "Dangerous Paradox" In The Private Banking Sector.
Time: 2025/05/24 Read: 3,240 times {Economic: Al Furat News} The Prime Minister's economic advisor, Mazhar Mohammed Salih, affirmed that restructuring the banking sector is a fundamental and important step toward enhancing the stability of the financial system and supporting economic development in Iraq.
Saleh explained in a press statement that this restructuring aims to better organize cash flow management and improve the efficiency of the state's financial liquidity, which will contribute to alleviating financial pressures on the public treasury.
He pointed out that there is a clear division in the banking market, as private banks own more than 78% of capital, but contribute a limited percentage not exceeding 20% of financing and deposit operations.
Saleh stressed that the banking restructuring is a comprehensive process that includes modernizing the infrastructure of government banks, enhancing the efficiency of asset and liability management, and developing governance systems in line with international standards.
He added that these measures will increase the banking sector's ability to effectively contribute to the gross domestic product, expand the scope of financing and lending for development projects, which supports economic growth and reduces dependence on oil revenues.
He emphasized that the current financial and monetary challenges, particularly oil price fluctuations and liquidity pressures, require accelerating the implementation of reforms, including increasing bank capital and modernizing operating mechanisms, to enhance the stability of the banking sector and improve the management of public financial resources.
At the beginning of this year, the Iraqi government announced plans to restructure state-owned banks, most notably Rafidain and Rashid Banks, with the aim of transforming them into more modern and efficient financial institutions capable of meeting the needs of the growing Iraqi economy.
In its session held on January 13, 2025, it also decided to establish a completely new bank based on the latest digital banking technologies, aiming to provide integrated banking services to individuals and companies, both inside and outside Iraq.
This new bank has been named "Rafidain First Bank" and will start with an initial capital of 500 billion Iraqi dinars (approximately $381.8 million), with the goal of reaching a final capital of one trillion Iraqi dinars (approximately $763.7 million). The state's contribution to this capital will be 28%. LINK
Shafaq News/ The Kurdistan Regional Government’s decision to advance two high-value gas development deals has reignited deep-seated tensions with Baghdad over natural resource control—this time centered around two of Iraq’s most promising fields: Miran and Topkhana.
In mid-May, the KRG signed contracts with US-based energy firms HKN Energy and WesternZagros to develop the fields located in al-Sulaymaniyah province.
The agreements, valued in the tens of billions of dollars, were announced during an official visit of PM Masrour Barzani to Washington. Erbil presented the deals as a strategic leap toward energy security, economic growth, and stronger ties with the United States.
The Miran and Topkhana-Qardagh fields are among Iraq’s most gas-rich undeveloped assets. Together, they are estimated to hold between 15 and 17 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas, with total reserves—recoverable and non-recoverable—reaching up to 28 trillion cubic feet.
The Miran field alone is believed to contain more than 11 trillion cubic feet of extractable gas.
Abdullah Youssef, an economist specializing in Iraq’s energy sector, described Miran as “one of the richest gas fields in Iraq,” telling Shafaq News that it is capable of producing over 500 million cubic feet per day.
“The size of the reserves puts it among the most strategic undeveloped assets in the region,” he said, adding that Topkhana offers equally transformative potential. “This field can support Iraq’s national gas network once it’s linked to federal infrastructure.”
Baghdad Pushes Back
Within days of the announcement, Iraq’s federal oil ministry issued a sharp rebuttal, labeling the KRG’s contracts “legally invalid,” citing Federal Supreme Court rulings in cases 59/2012 and 110/2019 to argue that the federal government holds exclusive authority over oil and gas contracts.
“Such agreements fall strictly under the jurisdiction of the federal government,” Oil Minister Hayan Abdul-Ghani told Shafaq News, emphasizing that resource management must occur transparently through federal institutions.
Bypassing Baghdad, he warned, not only violates the constitution but also disrupts revenue-sharing frameworks.
The ministry’s objections extended beyond the agreements themselves. It also rejected KRG-led development efforts in two gas-rich areas of al-Sulaymaniyah, stating that unilateral investment in these fields would not be recognized by federal authorities.
In response, the Kurdistan Region’s Ministry of Natural Resources defended the contracts as both lawful and previously approved by Iraqi courts.
“These agreements are lawful and were approved through judicial processes,” the ministry stated, clarifying that the current announcement reflects a shift in operational partners, not a departure from legal precedent.
Erbil maintained that the development of the fields is necessary to meet growing domestic energy demand and reduce dependence on imported gas, arguing that it holds constitutional authority to manage natural resources within its territory, particularly those it developed or explored independently before national legislation existed.
That position was echoed during the Washington signing ceremony, where KRG officials and American business representatives described the deals as a vote of confidence in the region’s investment environment and institutional stability.
Legal Ambiguity, Constitutional Gaps
At the center of the dispute lies a long-standing legal gray zone, reflecting deeper constitutional ambiguity that has plagued federal–regional relations for years.
Both Baghdad and the KRG cite the Iraqi constitution to support their positions. The federal government references Article 111, which declares oil and gas the property of all Iraqis, and Article 112, which grants the federal government authority to manage production from current fields.
Federal Court decisions in 2012 and 2019 have reinforced this interpretation, granting Baghdad exclusive rights over contract approvals.
The KRG, in contrast, points to Articles 115 and 121, which grant regional governments control over areas not explicitly assigned to federal authorities—including pre-existing fields. Officials argue that in the absence of a national hydrocarbons law, Erbil has the right to manage resources within its jurisdiction.
However, Youssef warned that unresolved legal and political gridlock could significantly harm Iraq’s economy and energy security.
“Delaying the investment process in Miran and Topkhana will directly affect gas production and electricity generation,” he told Shafaq News, noting that continued disputes will likely push Iraq to increase its reliance on expensive gas imports, especially from neighboring countries.
“This will place a greater financial burden on the state and hinder economic development, particularly in the energy sector,” he said.
Youssef emphasized that the ripple effects would extend far beyond technical metrics. “Electricity supply will suffer, public services will decline, and ultimately, the citizen will bear the cost.”
He also cautioned that ongoing legal ambiguity could deter global investment. “The dispute may limit the willingness of international companies to operate in Iraq. Investors do not move toward contested, unstable, or legally ambiguous zones.”
The presence of two US firms—HKN Energy and WesternZagros—at the center of the dispute adds a diplomatic layer to the conflict.
Should Baghdad escalate its opposition or pursue legal avenues to halt implementation, it risks straining not only relations with Erbil but potentially with Washington as well.
From an investor’s perspective, the Miran and Topkhana deals send mixed signals. On one hand, they indicate that major international players still see potential in Iraq’s energy sector. On the other hand, Baghdad’s legal threats and the absence of a unified resource law could reinforce perceptions of regulatory instability.
The Road Ahead
The Miran and Topkhana fields represent more than untapped energy—they symbolize the battle over federalism in Iraq.
In 2023, Iraq won an international arbitration case against Turkiye, resulting in the suspension of Kurdish oil exports through the Ceyhan port. That episode dealt a heavy blow to the KRG’s economy and highlighted Baghdad’s growing willingness to assert control through legal and diplomatic means.
While Baghdad sees the KRG’s unilateral contracts as a threat to national unity and legal order, Erbil views federal resistance as an infringement on regional rights and an obstacle to development.
The paths forward remain limited and politically charged. Baghdad may attempt to block the contracts through legal challenges or budgetary restrictions, while the KRG may proceed regardless, testing the limits of federal authority while banking on tacit support from the US or other international actors.
A mediated compromise remains possible, with some lawmakers and diplomats calling for neutral intervention. Others have renewed efforts to pass a long-delayed national hydrocarbons law that could provide clarity and a shared legal foundation, yet deep political divisions continue to block progress.
What is clear, as Abdullah Youssef emphasized, is that “success in investing in these resources requires political and legal agreement that guarantees the rights of all parties and achieves sustainable development.”
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I Now Wholeheartedly Believe (imo) Certain Events Needs To Play Out & Take Place Before Iraq Can Finally Reinstate The Iraqi Dinar Currency. ALL Is Complete Behind The Scenes
(a date is set).
Than Look For Israel To Attack Iran Nuclear Power Plant {Final Corrupción Cleanup} To Make It Seem WWIII Is About To Begin (distraction) To Look Here Not There & While ALL Eyes Are OFF Iraq
…Hold The Line & LFG
