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Expectations are that the government's candidate will be decided after the framework meeting within days

 Expectations are that the government's candidate will be decided after the framework meeting within days

3/24/2026

Political analyst Haider al-Barzanji affirmed that the current circumstances present a significant opportunity for Iraq to take a firm stance regarding the formation of a government. Al-Barzanji told Al-Furat News Agency that "the Shiite political forces bear the greatest responsibility in moving towards the formation of a fully empowered government."

He explained that "expectations indicate that this issue will be resolved after the coordination framework meeting scheduled to be held within a few days, which will decide on naming the candidate and actually moving towards forming the government," noting that "there are no multiple options that allow for further waiting." 

He added that "there is no connection between what is happening in the region and internal entitlements," stressing that "forming the government will give Iraq additional strength in dealing with important and sensitive issues, as well as strengthening the Iraqi position in economic aspects and dealing with the regional situation."

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FRANK26: Dinar Investment Warning: Why You Should Avoid Currency Groups Promising Higher Rates

Introduction: A Critical Warning for New Dinarians

If you’re new to the Iraqi dinar investment space, you may have already encountered offers that sound too good to be true. According to Frank26, these so-called “groups” often target beginners, elderly individuals, and those unfamiliar with how the process works.

This post breaks down how these groups operate, the risks involved, and how to protect yourself from potential scams.

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The Question Many Newcomers Ask

A new investor recently asked:

👉 “I was invited to join a group that wants me to turn over my currency. They promise higher rates. Is this legitimate?”

This is one of the most common and dangerous situations new Dinarians face.

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How These Currency Groups Work

According to Frank26, these groups often:

• Ask you to hand over your dinar
• Promise higher exchange rates than official sources
• Claim connections with organizations like the United Nations
• Use persuasive and friendly communication to build trust

Featured Snippet:

“Any group asking you to give up your currency with promises of higher rates than official sources should be treated as a major red flag.”

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Frank26’s Personal Experience

Frank26 shared a real story from his early days:

• He was promised $5 per dinar, even higher than expected rates
• The group claimed legitimacy and special connections
• He sent 1 million dinars

What happened next?

• 3 months passed → nothing
• 6 months passed → still nothing
• After 1 year → no payment

When he demanded his money back, excuses followed—until legal action was mentioned. Only then was the situation resolved.

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Why These Offers Are Dangerous

These schemes rely on emotional triggers:

• Greed: Promises of higher profits
• Trust: Friendly and convincing representatives
• Urgency: Pressure to act quickly

Featured Snippet:

“Scammers often use trust and urgency to convince investors to hand over assets they may never recover.”

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The Golden Rule: Never Give Up Your Currency

One of the most important lessons shared by Frank26 is simple:

👉 Never lose control of your dinar

• Your currency is your asset
• Legitimate exchanges do not require surrendering ownership in advance
• No group can legally guarantee higher rates than official institutions like the Central Bank of Iraq

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Red Flags to Watch For

Be cautious if you encounter:

• Promises of above-market rates
• Requests to send or transfer your currency
• Claims of exclusive insider access
• Pressure to act quickly
• Lack of verifiable credentials

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What Legitimate Processes Look Like

In a real scenario:

• You maintain possession of your currency
• Exchanges occur through official or authorized channels
• Rates are determined by financial institutions—not private groups

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Key Takeaways

• Currency groups promising higher rates are often scams
• Never send your dinar to unknown individuals or organizations
• Trust verified institutions, not private deals
• Protect your investment by staying informed

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Q&A: Quick Insights

Q1: Are dinar groups legitimate?
A: Some communities are informational, but any group asking for your currency is a major red flag.

Q2: Can anyone offer higher rates than official sources?
A: No—this is one of the most common scam tactics.

Q3: What should I do if approached?
A: Decline immediately and do not share your assets or personal information.

Q4: How can I protect myself?
A: Stay informed, verify sources, and never give up control of your currency.

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Conclusion: Protect Your Investment at All Costs

The story shared by Frank26 is a powerful reminder that not every opportunity is legitimate. In the world of currency speculation, caution is essential.

If something sounds too good to be true—it usually is.

Stay smart, stay informed, and most importantly:

👉 Keep control of your assets.

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Disclaimer

This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions.

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Frank26 

Question:  "I was recently...invited to join a "group"...I know nothing about these groups...My friend said you have to turn your currency over to these groups.  I'm not sure about that...Maybe you can explain how these groups are supposed to work?" 

 FRANK:  Are you brand new [to the dinar]? 

 ANSWER:  Yes. 

 FRANK:  Uh-huh.  Brand new people that's the ones they're attracted to.  Also, elderly people...widows...a woman that is by herself.  These guys are like vultures...I researched one...in 2010.  They told me, 'Frank give us your dinars and we will give you $5.00 for very dinar when this rate comes out even if it comes out as the RI of $3.22...We are involved with the United Nations Humanitarian Group.' 

 I didn't know anything.  This was brand new to me back around 2010.  I'd never heard of these groups. 

  As I was listening to the man, oh boy!  Cha-ching, Cha-ching!  I was calculating!  Then it dawned on me.  You're going to give me more than the CBI...? 'Oh, yeah, we can do that.'  No you can't.  'Yes we can.'No...these are connivers.  But, I sent them 1 million dinars. 

 They said in 3 months you will be getting $5.00.  Wow!  ...I was going to help my sister.  I was going to pay some bills!  Three months came by and nothing.  'Well, just hang in there.' I sure will!  Because I was greedy!  I wanted more...6 months went by.  Nothing.

 This individual was so sweet and nice to me.  I felt bad and I didn't want to say no to him...After a year I said I want my money back. 'Well Frank, I don't have it.'  Who's got it? 'Some guy in Texas...It's going to take a while to get it back to you.' 

 I said no problem...I'll turn it over to my lawyers and authorities ... 'You're receiving it overnight.  Thank you.'  Yeah, I figured that...I started the philosophy...never under any circumstances lose sight of your dinar...Stay away from the groups that tell you, 'we can give you more than the CBI will give you'...They're evil...mean...wicked.