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Sunday, December 28, 2025

MNT GOAT: 👉 “CBI Nears Trigger Point for Currency Redenomination”

DOLLAR RISE, SALARIES CUT, AND NO FOOD RATIONS… EXPERT: IRAQ HAS BEGUN IMPLEMENTING THE “WHITE PAPER”

(Mnt Goat: It is important to remember that when in many of these articles they normally talk about ‘raising the rate” of the dinar they actually mean raising the sanctioned rate i.e. 1320 to 1440 and this is a devaluation. And when they normally talk about ‘ reducing the rate” of the dinar they actually mean lowering the sanctioned rate i.e. 1320 to 1166 and this is a revaluation)

On Friday, December 12, 2025, economist Nabil Al-Marsoumi spoke about the repercussions of the “White Paper” adopted by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to manage economic crises in developing countries, which Iraq has begun to implement

In a blog post followed by Al-Jabal, entitled “The First Option for Economic Reform (The White Paper)”, Al-Marsoumi said that “the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank believe that economic crises in developing countries are caused by errors in macroeconomic policies in developing countries, and that correcting this requires making fundamental changes to these policies, even if it is at the expense of social goals and the poor.”

He added, “The economic reform package adopted by the International Monetary Fund consists of:

1. Reducing the exchange rate of the national currency and then floating it.

2. Raising the interest rate and setting credit ceilings.

3. Gradually reducing government subsidies for government goods and services.

4. Reducing public spending on goods and services.

5. Reducing the salary budget and limiting the appointment of graduates in government institutions.

6. Restructuring and privatizing loss-making public sector institutions.

7. Reducing social transfer expenditure items, particularly with regard to subsidizing the prices of essential food commodities.

8. Raising energy prices to the level of global prices.

9. Raising tax rates, increasing tax revenue, reorganizing and creating other tax bases, imposing direct taxes or policies related to indirect taxes, as well as increasing the taxpayer base, reducing tax exemptions, developing collection methods, and combating tax evasion.

10. Liberalizing all prices and trade.

Al-Marsoumi pointed out that “Iraq actually began implementing the IMF reform program, under the banner of the White Paper in 2020, after the collapse of oil prices as a result of the spread of Corona and the closure of the global economy. The White Paper was supposed to implement the following measures:

1. Reduce the wage and salary bill from 25% of GDP to 12.5% within three years.

2. Restructuring the public sector salary scale by halting new recruitment and replacement processes in the public sector.

3. Applying income tax to employee allowances, incentives, bonuses, and other benefits.

4. Reducing total government support from 13% of GDP to 5% over three years, which extends from electricity and fuel fees to canceling the ration card and limiting it to those covered by the social protection network after its rationalization, which ultimately means higher prices for fuel, electricity and food, and consequently higher levels of inflation in the Iraqi economy.

5. Raising the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar, which actually happened in Iraq and which had a negative impact on the poor and even middle class in Iraq after the government raised the dollar exchange rate by 23% against the Iraqi dinar.

Al-Marsoumi concluded his post by saying: “In general, implementing the White Paper reforms entails a heavy social cost borne by the poor and those with limited income, and this will push us to publish another possible option that could be a national option for reform.

Frank26: A New Exchange Rate Is Required for Iraq’s White Papers

Why Iraqi Citizens Are Being Prepared for Monetary Reform

According to Frank26, the message coming out of Iraq could not be clearer:
The White Papers cannot be fulfilled without introducing a new exchange rate into Iraq’s monetary system.

That is the foundation of Iraq’s entire reform process.

As Frank26 explains, this is why certain economists are now appearing daily on Iraqi television, speaking with confidence and authority about monetary reform, lower denominations, and the next steps ahead.

The White Papers Demand a New Exchange Rate

The White Papers were designed to:

Restructure Iraq’s economy
Improve purchasing power for citizens
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Strengthen fiscal discipline
Modernize the banking and monetary system

Frank26 makes it very clear:

“In order for you to receive what the White Papers offered you, a new exchange rate must be introduced.”

Without a new rate, the promises made to Iraqi citizens cannot be delivered.

Why Economists Are Speaking Daily on Iraqi Television

Frank26 points out something extremely important:

The economist frequently seen on Iraqi TV is not random.

He believes this individual is:

Being positioned intentionally
Authorized by higher powers
Tasked with educating and reassuring Iraqi citizens

“He is the translation of the confusion of your monetary reform.”

In other words, this economist is bridging the gap between government policy and public understanding.

Preparing Citizens for the Next Step

Everything this economist is saying points toward what comes next.

Frank26 highlights two critical elements that continue to surface:

🔹 The HCL (Hydrocarbon Law)

The HCL is essential for:

Revenue sharing
Economic fairness
Long-term stability

🔹 The Lower Denominations

Lower notes are necessary for:

A new exchange rate
Domestic purchasing power
Functional monetary reform

“We all know the HCL and the lower notes are next—and he tells everybody in Iraq that he knows that too.”

This public confirmation is powerful.

December 1st: What Really Happened?

Frank26 also addressed expectations surrounding December 1st.

Many believed this would be the moment Iraq would:

Introduce the new exchange rate
Move forward with the final monetary step

However, that did not happen.

Why?

“Instead, the USA gave them 30 more days.”

This extension does not cancel reform—it delays it, suggesting final preparations were still underway.

Featured Snippet: Key Insight

Why does Iraq need a new exchange rate for the White Papers?
Iraq needs a new exchange rate because the White Papers promise economic reforms, purchasing power improvements, and monetary restructuring that cannot function under the current rate.

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Iraqi citizens are being systematically prepared for monetary reform through daily economist briefings on national television. According to Frank26, this is no accident—it signals that the next phase, including lower denominations and a new exchange rate, is approaching.

Q&A Section

❓ What are the White Papers in Iraq?

They are a comprehensive economic reform plan designed to stabilize Iraq’s economy and improve citizens’ living conditions.

❓ Why is a new exchange rate necessary?

Because the reforms promised in the White Papers cannot work under the existing exchange structure.

❓ Who is the economist on Iraqi TV?

Frank26 believes this individual is strategically positioned to explain and encourage public understanding of monetary reform.

❓ What delayed the exchange rate on December 1st?

According to Frank26, the United States granted Iraq an additional 30 days to finalize preparations.

Final Thoughts

Frank26’s analysis emphasizes one undeniable truth:
Iraq’s monetary reform is not theoretical—it is being communicated, explained, and prepared for in real time.

With economists educating the public, discussions of the HCL and lower denominations continuing, and international oversight still in place, the groundwork for a new exchange rate is firmly being laid.

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Frank26 In order for you to receive what the 'White Papers' offered you [Iraqi citizens], a new exchange rate must be introduced to Iraq's monetary system. That's it.

That's why the economist speaks with great authority...I am more than convinced this man is being put in position [on television news] daily by the powers that be in order to lift and encourage Iraqi citizens about the monetary reform...He is the translation of the confusion of your monetary reform...Everything he is saying is the next step. We all know the HCL and the lower notes are next and he tells everybody in Iraq that he knows that too. Wow.

December 1st, IOO, that's when we thought they were going to bring out the new exchange rate. They didn't. Instead the USA gave them 30 more days.

"Iraq’s Central Bank Moves Fast: Zero Removal & Dinar Reinstatement Set to Shake Up 2026 Budget!.

From "nothing" to billionaires... What are the secrets of the phenomenon of "exorbitant and rapid wealth" in Iraq?

From "nothing" to billionaires... What are the secrets of the phenomenon of "exorbitant and rapid wealth" in Iraq?

Hussein Omran, a researcher in strategic, political, and regional security affairs, highlighted the phenomenon of "exorbitant and rapid wealth accumulation" that has spread in Iraq In recent years, he described it as a product of the "shadow economy" and not the result of investment acumen or genuine entrepreneurship.

Imran noted in a post that I followed Alsumaria News until the scene The Iraqi has become It is teeming with figures "with no commercial or industrial history" who, in record time, became billionaires.

The researcher attributed this shift to two main, almost guaranteed paths to wealth beyond oversight:

The first path: the dollar "machine" and currency platform: Imran argued that manipulating the price difference between the official and parallel markets, fictitious invoices, and transfers made through front companies and banks lacking genuine oversight, transformed the dollar into a means of exorbitant profit with no risk or added value to the economy, in addition to serving as a cover for money laundering operations.

The second path: oil smuggling and the regional shadow market: The researcher explained that regional crises, particularly those related to Iran, created a massive parallel oil market. He emphasized that Iraq It has become a "corridor and outlet" through complex land and sea routes, where oil is sold under various guises via a system that includes tankers, intermediaries, and formal and informal facilities, making "proximity to oil" the shortest path to wealth.

Imran warned of the disastrous consequences of this model , emphasizing that it neither builds a state nor creates jobs, but rather produces a "parasitic elite" linked to or protected by politics, which fights any attempt at reform because it threatens its source of profit.

Imran described this situation as "Collapse The "quiet" collapse, which doesn't happen with a resounding explosion, but rather seeps into the structure of society when an entire generation becomes convinced that "work and production" stupidity

The researcher concluded his presentation with a question that sparked widespread discussion: "Do you know anyone who had nothing and is now a billionaire?", highlighting the clarity of the phenomenon and the inability of natural economic logic to explain it. link

MILITIAMAN: Iraq and Regional Currency Reforms Are No Coincidence

Militia Man Explains the Bigger Monetary Picture

The Middle East is entering a new era of monetary reform, and recent developments across Iraq and its neighboring countries strongly suggest a coordinated regional financial transformation.

According to Militia Man, the timing and scale of currency reforms underway in Syria, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Iraqare far too aligned to be dismissed as coincidence. Instead, these actions point toward a broader strategy designed to simplify transactions, restore public trust, and strengthen real effective exchange rates across the region.

Let’s break down what’s happening—and why Iraq’s upcoming three-zero deletion may be one of the most important moves yet.

Regional Currency Changes: A Coordinated Shift

Several countries surrounding Iraq are actively restructuring their national currencies:

🇸🇾 Syria: Two-Zero Removal (Starting January 1st)

Syria has announced plans to

remove two zeros from its currency beginning January 1st. This move aims to:

Simplify cash transactions
Reduce inflationary distortions
Restore confidence in the Syrian pound

🇮🇷 Iran: Four-Zero Cut Expected Next Year

Iran is preparing for a four-zero redenomination, expected around March of next year. This reform has been discussed for years and reflects:

Long-term monetary stabilization goals
Alignment with international accounting standards
Reduction of excessive nominal values

🇦🇿 Azerbaijan: Four-Zero Redenomination on January 1st

Azerbaijan is also launching a four-zero currency redenomination starting January 1st, reinforcing the idea that this is a regional trend, not isolated policy.

Iraq’s Three-Zero Deletion: The Centerpiece

Iraq’s plan to delete three zeros from the Iraqi dinar has been discussed for years, but today it carries new weight.

Militia Man emphasizes that:

Iraq has made massive economic progress
The country is no longer relying solely on oil revenues
Non-oil sectors are expanding rapidly
Revenue streams are diversifying and stabilizing

“I don’t believe for a moment this is a coincidence of this going on.” — Militia Man

Why This Is Not a Coincidence

When multiple neighboring countries implement similar monetary reforms within the same timeframe, it typically indicates:

Regional economic alignment
Cross-border trade preparation
Compliance with international financial systems
Long-term currency credibility strategies

Iraq’s reforms are happening after years of rebuilding, regulatory modernization, and financial transparency efforts.

Strengthening the Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER)

One of the most important concepts highlighted by Militia Man is the Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER).

Iraq’s recent actions directly support REER growth:

Increased non-oil exports
Broader tax and customs revenue
Stronger banking compliance
Improved fiscal discipline

“Everything they’ve been doing is going to support the value of their real effective exchange rate. I don’t doubt that for a minute.”

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Why is Iraq deleting three zeros from its currency?
Iraq is deleting three zeros to simplify transactions, strengthen monetary confidence, align with regional reforms, and support a higher real effective exchange rate backed by diversified national revenue.

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Iraq has come a long way—from post-conflict recovery to regional economic integration. With neighboring countries reforming their currencies simultaneously, Iraq’s three-zero deletion appears to be part of a larger, coordinated monetary evolution across the Middle East.

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❓ Is Iraq’s currency reform connected to other countries?

Yes. Syria, Iran, and Azerbaijan are all implementing zero-removal reforms, suggesting regional coordination rather than coincidence.

❓ Does deleting zeros mean inflation?

No. Zero deletion is a redenomination, not devaluation. It simplifies accounting and strengthens confidence when backed by economic fundamentals.

❓ What supports Iraq’s currency value?

Growing non-oil revenue, economic diversification, financial reforms, and improved compliance with international standards.

❓ Why is this important now?

Because Iraq is economically stronger than ever and positioned to integrate more deeply into regional and global markets.

Final Thoughts

Iraq’s currency reform is not happening in isolation. When viewed alongside similar reforms in neighboring countries, it becomes clear that the region is preparing for a new monetary framework—one built on trust, transparency, and sustainable economic growth.

As Militia Man suggests, Iraq has made enormous progress, and the fundamentals now support a stronger and more credible exchange rate.

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Militia Man

Iraq's neighbors are implementing currency changes with Syria starting a 2-zero removal starting on January 1st. Iran is planning a 4-zero cut from about March of next year. Azerbaijan... launching a 4-zero redenomination on January 1st.

These efforts simplify transactions and build trust in regional economies...Iraq is going to be

deleting 3-zeros. I don't believe for a moment this is a coincidence of this going on.

I think we should all be able to agree that Iraq has come a long way and they're making massive inroads.

Everything they've been doing, especially increasing their non-oil resources and their revenue streams, it's all going to support the value of their real effective exchange rate. I don't doubt that for a minute.