🇮🇶💵 IRAQ’S ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION MAY BE FOLLOWING A MUCH BIGGER PLAN
What we are witnessing in Iraq no longer feels like isolated political events or random economic headlines.
It increasingly looks like a carefully unfolding sequence. 🧩
First came the structural reforms. 🏗️
Then came banking modernization, digital payment expansion, anti-corruption efforts, and financial restructuring. 🏦
Now we are seeing stronger focus on legislative stability through major laws like the HCL (Hydrocarbon Law). 📜⛽
That matters because no nation can fully transform its economy while major oil and revenue disputes remain unresolved.
The HCL is not just another law.
It represents:
✅ resource stability
✅ investor confidence
✅ long-term energy planning
✅ national coordination
✅ stronger international credibility
And after that?
Economic expansion. 📈🌍
Foreign investment.
Infrastructure growth.
International banking integration.
Private sector development.
Regional trade partnerships.
A country does not spend years rebuilding its financial architecture simply to remain economically stagnant forever.
This is why many observers believe Iraq is attempting to lay the foundation FIRST before any major monetary shift occurs. 🏛️
Historically, lasting currency strength tends to follow:
- political stability
- legal structure
- productive economic growth
- and international confidence
—not speculation alone.
⏳ The process may be slower than many expected, but the direction appears increasingly deliberate.
Iraq seems to be preparing itself for a future beyond crisis management… and toward long-term economic positioning.
And if that transformation succeeds, eventually the national currency may seek to reflect that new reality as well. 💵🇮🇶
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PRIME MINISTER’S ADVISOR: IRAQ IS ON THE VERGE OF MAJOR ECONOMIC CHANGES UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF AL-ZAIDI
The Prime Minister’s Advisor for Financial Affairs, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed on Wednesday (May 27, 2026) that Iraq is going through an important transitional phase at the economic level, noting that the directives of Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi have brought about a shift in the philosophy of managing the state’s financial and economic affairs, which paves the way for broad transformations during the coming period.
Saleh said in a statement followed by “Baghdad Today” that “Al-Zidi assigned the Minister of Finance the duties of Deputy Chairman of the Ministerial Council for the Economy, which is a measure that reflects the philosophy of the modern state that sees the Ministry of Finance as a sovereign institution concerned with planning the economic future, and not just an entity for distributing salari es.”
He pointed out that “Iraq is about to undergo broad changes in its economic structure,” noting that “the Prime Minister has asked the Ministry of Finance to prepare a long-term plan and move from the role of treasurer to a ministry that leads the reform of the philosophy of the economic system and creates a balanced partnership between the state and the market, within the framework of Iraq Vision 2035.”
Saleh explained that “the Ministerial Council for the Economy has become the main engine for economic policies, and that it will lead the next phase by transforming temporary solutions into sustainable institutional work aimed at reforming the structure of the national economy.”
He also explained that “implementation includes comprehensive oversight extending from the Financial Control Bureau to ministries such as industry and agriculture, reaching the oversight of financial markets,” stressing that “the citizen is the primary goal of development programs and improving the standard of living.”
In the same context, Saleh stressed that “the Central Bank of Iraq is independent in its work, but it coordinates within the Ministerial Council for the Economy, which is headed by the Ministry of Finance,” explaining that “there is a Council for Economic, Monetary and Financial Stability in which all essential economic files are presented.”