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Friday, January 9, 2026

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Parliament opens the file on non-oil revenues

Parliament opens the file on non-oil revenues

With mounting pressure on the public budget and a growing need for long-term economic stability, Iraq is entering a pivotal phase in managing its financial resources. All eyes are on the parliamentary session next Saturday to discuss non-oil revenues. This step comes at a time when policymakers are increasingly aware of the importance of reducing overall dependence on oil and strengthening alternative sources of funding that support public services and protect purchasing power. For the citizens.

MP Dr. Ali Saber Al-Kinani told Al-Sabah: “Opening the file on non-oil revenues is a national necessity,” noting that focusing on these revenues contributes to reducing dependence on oil, which alleviates pressure on monetary policy and strengthens purchasing power. For the citizens.

He added that the parliamentary debate will provide an opportunity to evaluate the performance of the relevant authorities, improve collection mechanisms, and expand the revenue base from various sources. Diverse.

In this context, MP Alaa Al-Haidari pointed out that boosting non-oil revenues is an important step to address financial imbalances in the general budget, support productive sectors, revitalize industry and agriculture, as well as improve the investment environment and create additional job opportunities, which contributes to strengthening economic and social stability.

As part of the government's efforts to increase non-oil revenues, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, the Prime Minister's advisor on financial affairs, explained that the government program to maximize non-oil revenues contributed to a significant increase in their share last year, as a result of adopting digital governance in the tax and customs sectors. Salih told Al-Sabah newspaper that non-oil revenues rose to approximately 12% of the total 2025 budget, compared to about 7% in previous years. This reflects the government's efforts to improve tax and customs collection and achieve greater financial stability, moving away from total dependence on oil.

Saleh added that this improvement includes multiple categories of revenues, most notably commodity taxes, public sector profits, and customs duties, stressing that the government seeks to raise the percentage of non-oil revenues to about (20%) of the total general budget in the coming years by diversifying sources, improving collection mechanisms, and combating financial evasion.

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Iraqi Dinar Value Debate: Frank26 Explains Why 1300 IQD Is NOT Real Revaluation

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Is Iraq’s move to 1300 IQD a real revaluation?

According to Frank26, the shift from 1320 to 1300 IQD is not a true rate change, but an official announcement of the existing exchange rate.

Iraq must reach at least 1000 IQD, and ultimately 1 to 1 purchasing power, to become viable internationally and attract global investment.

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CBI Announcement: 1320 to 1300 — “Big Deal? Not Really.”

Frank26 did not mince words regarding the Central Bank of Iraq’s announcement:

“The CBI announced they increased the value of the Iraqi dinar from 1320 to 1300. Big deal. It’s not impressive.”

Why?

Because:

This move does not change purchasing power
It does not represent a market revaluation
It is simply an official acknowledgment of the exchange rate

In short, this was administrative, not transformational.

This Is NOT a Rate Change — It’s a Statement

Frank26 emphasized a critical distinction many investors overlook:

❌ Not a revaluation
❌ Not a float
❌ Not an international rate

✅ An official announcement of the existing exchange rate

This signals preparation, not completion.

Why Iraq Must Reach 1000 IQD First

According to Frank26, Iraq has a clear numerical path it must follow:

Step-by-Step Logic:

Move to 1000 IQD
Stabilize purchasing power
Make it easy to transition to 1 to 1
Introduce international tradability

“They need to get to 1000. Then it would be easy to make it 1 to 1.”

This progression is essential for credibility.

Purchasing Power Is the Real Goal

Frank26 made it very clear:

“We need purchasing power of at least 1 to 1.”

Without purchasing power:

Citizens remain poor
Foreign investors stay away
Contracts fail
Economic growth stalls

A higher nominal rate alone means nothing without real buying power.

Why Iraq Cannot Go International at 1310

One of Frank26’s strongest arguments centers on profit.

“If Iraq goes international at 1310, which you have never done before, there is no profit.”

Key Realities:

The global community demands profit
Foreign companies did not sign contracts at 1310
No investor enters a market to break even
International players require strong currency confidence

At 1310, Iraq offers no incentive.

Global Economics 101: No Profit, No Participation

Frank26 summarized global reality bluntly:

“That’s not what the global community wants to do with you.”

At 1310:

❌ No foreign capital inflow
❌ No serious contracts
❌ No economic respect
❌ Continued poverty

“You remain poor at 1310.”

“Iraq Needs to Grow Up” — Playing with the Big Boys

Frank26’s message was not emotional — it was economic:

“If Iraq wants to play with the big boys, it has to be with big money.”

That means:

Stronger currency
Real purchasing power
Competitive international rates
Investor-friendly environment

Without this, Iraq stays regional, not global.

Q&A – Straight Answers from Frank26’s Perspective

Q: Is 1300 IQD a revaluation?

A: No. It’s an official exchange rate announcement.

Q: Why is 1000 IQD important?

A: It makes the transition to 1:1 logical and achievable.

Q: Can Iraq go international at 1310?

A: No. There is no profit incentive.

Q: What do investors demand?

A: Profit, stability, and purchasing power.

Q: What happens if Iraq stays at 1310?

A: Continued poverty and limited global participation.

Strategic Insight for Dinar Watchers

Frank26’s analysis suggests:

The real move has not happened yet
1300 is preparatory
The end goal is 1 to 1 purchasing power
Internationalization requires economic maturity

This is a setup phase, not the finale.

Final Thoughts

The message is simple but powerful:

1300 is not impressive
1310 cannot support international trade
1000 is the gateway
1 to 1 is the goal

Until purchasing power rises, nothing truly changes.

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The CBI announced they increased the value of the Iraqi dinar from 1320 to 1300, big deal. It's not impressive...They're trying their best to tell you some things...They need to get to 1000. Then it would be easy to make it 1 to 1...We need purchasing power of at least 1 to 1...It's not a rate change. It's an official announcement of their exchange rate...

What I find crazy is if [Iraq] goes international at 1310, which you have never done before, there is no profit. That's not what the global community wants to do with you. They're not going to come into your country. They didn't sign contracts at 1310. They demand a profit. Iraq needs to grow up and realize if they want to play with the big boys it has to be with big money...You remain poor at 1310.

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The Central Bank of Iraq is the first institution to implement a "programs and performance" budget

The Central Bank of Iraq is the first institution to implement a "programs and performance" budget

The Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Iraq approved the bank's budget for 2026, based on the program and performance budgeting methodology.

The bank explained in a statement: "Adopting this methodology aims to move from the traditional approach based on expenditure items to a modern approach that focuses on programs, results, and performance indicators, thereby contributing to increased spending efficiency, enhanced transparency and accountability, and supporting performance- and results-based decision-making."

He pointed out that "previous budgets were prepared according to the traditional method adopted by all state institutions," emphasizing that this approach makes the Central Bank of Iraq the first institution in the Iraqi state to implement a program and performance budget, a step that reflects its commitment to adopting the best international practices in managing its financial resources.

The bank explained that "the 2026 budget included strategic programs, institutional development programs, operational programs, in addition to oversight and regulatory programs, which were prepared according to clear programs, specific activities, and measurable performance indicators subject to periodic evaluation, thus contributing to improving the efficiency of plan implementation and achieving optimal resource utilization."

It affirmed that "adopting a program and performance budget is a pivotal step within the financial and administrative reform path pursued by the bank, enhancing the strength and sustainability of institutional performance and keeping pace with modern developments in expenditure management at the regional and international levels."

The Central Bank of Iraq expressed its readiness to provide technical support and training to Iraqi state institutions, assisting them in transitioning from the traditional method of budget preparation to modern, internationally recognized methods, thereby contributing to the development of public financial management and strengthening the principles of efficiency and good governance. link