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Baghdad International Fair: An effective platform for connecting Iraq to global markets

 Baghdad International Fair: An effective platform for connecting Iraq to global markets

 The Baghdad International Fair train has reached the middle of its stations, amidst a wide interaction from Iraqi and international participants, reflecting the importance of this economic event and the real opportunities it holds for cooperation and partnership.

 Over the past few days, the exhibition halls have witnessed remarkable activity, including direct meetings and exchanges of experiences between participating companies and delegations, reflecting a shared desire to build mutually beneficial economic relations.

The exhibition continues to play its role as an effective platform for linking the Iraqi market with its regional and international counterparts, and opening new horizons for partnerships that contribute to supporting the national economy and achieving sustainable development.

On its fourth day, the exhibition began its activities by organizing the Iraqi-Bulgarian Forum, which aims to enhance economic cooperation between the two friendly countries. 

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Mechanisms for cooperation

The Director General of the Private Sector Development Department at the Ministry of Trade, Dr. Malik Khalaf Al-Duraie, said: The current stage requires developing mechanisms for economic cooperation in line with the changes taking place in the Iraqi market and the increasing openness to international partnerships, indicating that the volume of trade exchange between Iraq and Bulgaria reached about 300 million dollars, distributed across several sectors, which reflects the existence of a common ground that can be built upon and expanded in the next stage.

Al-Duraie explained in an interview with Al-Sabah that the future vision focuses on activating the work of the Iraqi-Bulgarian Trade Council through well-defined plans and clear programs, aimed at increasing the volume of trade exchange by no less than 20 percent, based on market needs and the capabilities of both parties. He added that the ambition is not limited to import and export activity, but rather is directed towards moving towards real investment partnerships, especially in the fields of industry and agriculture, which will contribute to transferring expertise, enhancing local production, and achieving mutual economic benefit for the two countries.

Iraq's growing importance

For his part, the representative of the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Abdul Salam Saddam, considered the forum to be a reflection of the growing importance of Iraq on the global stage, and an affirmation of its position as an important link in its regional and international environment.

Saddam added to Al-Sabah that the forum represents a promising opportunity for participating countries and companies to strengthen cooperation frameworks and build economic and developmental partnerships that serve common interests and contribute to supporting development and stability efforts, stressing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ keenness to support such events that open new horizons for communication and economic openness.

Great efforts

Valentin Nikolov, the Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Baghdad, praised the efforts made by the Iraqi government and the business community in organizing this forum, which aims to enhance economic cooperation and open new horizons for communication between the two countries. He considered the holding of such forums a real opportunity to develop economic cooperation and exchange experiences, in a way that serves common interests and strengthens the bilateral partnership.

Nikolov added to Al-Sabah that business fields represent a basis for organizing economic relations between Iraq and Bulgaria, and that Bulgarian companies have extensive experience in the industrial, energy and agricultural sectors, as well as other investment fields, indicating that Bulgaria pays great attention to working in Iraq within clear and transparent frameworks, which contributes to building sustainable partnerships that serve both parties.

Supporting positive decisions

Meanwhile, the head of the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce, Abdul Razzaq Al-Zuhairi, believes that the reality of the Iraqi private sector has become more distinguished in the current stage, supported by a number of positive decisions that have contributed to strengthening its role and stimulating its activity within the market.

Al-Zuhairi told Al-Sabah that these steps have clearly impacted the development of the work of the Iraqi-Bulgarian Business Council, which has become a positive model for joint economic cooperation. He pointed out that the goal is to reach a clear and effective Iraqi economic map that focuses on strategic sectors that serve the Iraqi market and meet its needs, and contribute to achieving sustainable growth and balanced partnerships with friendly countries.

A launchpad for strengthening cooperation

Meanwhile, the head of the Iraqi-Bulgarian Business Council, Salah al-Din Saleh, stated that the council is a launchpad for strengthening economic cooperation and encouraging mutual consultations between businessmen in the two countries, noting that the council works to create real job opportunities and provide a suitable environment for communication between Iraqi and Bulgarian companies, which contributes to building sustainable partnerships.

In his interview with Al-Sabah, Saleh stressed the importance of exchanging technical and knowledge-based expertise, noting that this path would attract promising investments and consultations, enhance economic development, and support productive sectors, thus achieving common benefit and keeping pace with the requirements of the next stage.

Insurance sector

The exhibition witnessed a remarkable presence of the insurance sector, as the representative of the Iraqi Union Insurance Company and the insurance sector, Dr. Karrar Abdullah Jaber, explained that the presence of insurance companies at the Baghdad International Fair comes within the framework of keenness to spread insurance culture in Iraq and to demonstrate the importance of this vital sector and its role in supporting economic and social stability, stressing that the insurance sector represents a fundamental pillar in protecting individuals and institutions, and contributes to reducing risks and supporting various economic activities.

Jaber told Al-Sabah newspaper that the specialized teams participating in the exhibition were keen to explain the role played by insurance companies and the diverse services they provide, which cover various fields and sectors, and to highlight the positive results that have directly impacted citizens. He emphasized that these teams worked to clarify the importance of insurance in public life and its role in supporting the national economy and serving all segments of society, as promoting insurance awareness contributes to building a more stable market. Confidence.

Purchase the service

In addition, Kawthar Salah Abd, representative of the Retirement and Social Security Department for Workers at the Ministry of Labor, was keen to highlight the department’s participation in the Baghdad International Fair, noting that it aims to clarify the mechanisms for benefiting from social security, the conditions of participation, and the resulting consequences.

In an interview with Al-Sabah, Abd explained that specialized teams explained the rights of those covered and the importance of social security in providing job and social stability. She added that the department has introduced a "service purchase" service for those who have reached retirement age but do not have enough service time. Through this service, they can purchase the required service period to fulfill the retirement requirements, which contributes to including a wider segment of the population in retirement benefits and strengthening social protection. For the workers.

A new experience

On the sidelines of the exhibition, New Yolk presented a new experience in the Iraqi market in investing in livestock.

The company's representative, Hawraa Abdul Amir, told Al-Sabah: "We have table egg production fields inside and outside Iraq, and the company's doors are open to the public to invest and obtain profits according to legal formulas. This is a unique experience in Iraq."

Foundations of a promising future

In addition, a number of traders and business owners expressed their country’s companies’ desire to engage in large commercial and industrial activities with Iraq. While they affirmed that the future of the Iraqi economy is large and important in the Arab world, they explained that the markets of Mesopotamia possess the elements of a promising future.

Nasser bin Abdullah Al-Sawafi, owner of a perfume and oil company from the Sultanate of Oman, said on the sidelines of the Baghdad International Fair: His country has had participation in the Iraqi market through the Baghdad International Fair for five years, noting that his company, which has commercial partnerships with the Gulf Arab states, is participating in the fair for the first time.

Al-Sawafi promised that participation in the exhibition would be "successful," explaining that the Iraqi market welcomes Omani goods.

He predicted that his country’s companies would have a promising future in Iraq, strong trade relations between the two brotherly countries, and the creation of a deep economic partnership and dialogue focused on investment and private sector activity, expressing his hope to facilitate the entry of citizens between the two countries to strengthen ties in all fields.

Egyptian desire

Meanwhile, Hani Mahmoud, a trader in the cotton industry, expressed his company's keenness to have priority in entering the local market, describing the Iraqi market as one of the strongest Arab markets currently in terms of purchasing power.

Mahmoud added to Al-Sabah that most Egyptian companies have a clear desire to expand their activities in general, calling for the exhibition to be extended to more than a week in order to allow for important commercial partnerships to be established between Arab and foreign delegations and Iraq.

Meanwhile, Zaidan Saud Al Abdullah, the owner of a perfume and cosmetics company and an Emirati businessman, stated that he works in the organizing body for international exhibitions in which his country participates, indicating that he has participated in more than five exhibitions in the capital, Baghdad.

Al-Abdullah added, in an interview with Al-Sabah, that his country seeks to open broad trade horizons with Iraq, appreciating the Baghdadi demand for Emirati products, which made it the first among Gulf companies, encouraging his country to open large stores for its products inside Iraq.

Business partnerships

In a related context, Murad Kamal, owner of the Jordanian National Paints Company, said that this is his company's second participation in the exhibition, noting that he found good interest among Iraqis in creating commercial partnerships with countries in the region because they have a promising market and a great economic future.

Kamal explained to Al-Sabah that his company had completed several contracts with the Iraqi side, while calling for special facilities for Jordanians in terms of entry and import, and for allowing Iraqi goods to enter as competitors with products from other countries.

He pointed out that the Jordanian side, in turn, will work to facilitate the activity and trade of Iraqis there, especially since several meetings have taken place between joint chambers of commerce between the two countries, which will result in actual measures on the ground.  link

🔥 MILITIA MAN & SANDY INGRAM: CBI INDEPENDENCE, DIGITAL DINAR & WHY THE IQD MUST MOVE DECIMALS

🚨 MUST READ: TWO PERSPECTIVES — ONE CORE ISSUE

Two respected analysts, Militia Man and Sandy Ingram, are asking different questions — but both point to the same unavoidable conclusion:

The Iraqi dinar must move — and it must move by more than just a fraction.

One focuses on institutional readiness and digital tools.
The other focuses on real-world economics and Iraq’s development ambitions.

Together, they reveal where Iraq really stands.

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🏦 MILITIA MAN: THE CBI IS INDEPENDENT — AND READY WHEN IT DECIDES

Militia Man reminds us of a critical fact often overlooked:

The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) has been independent since its 2004 law.

This means:

• Political noise does not directly control monetary decisions

• The CBI can adjust policy when conditions are met

• Timing is technical, not emotional

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🌍 THE REAL GATEKEEPERS: IMF, BIS & GLOBAL FINANCE

According to Militia Man, the true “gatekeepers” are not local politicians:

✔ IMF
✔ BIS
✔ U.S. financial authorities
✔ Global compliance systems

These institutions demand:

• Data-driven decisions

• Measured adjustments

• No market shocks

This explains why changes may feel slow — they are designed to be controlled, not chaotic.

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💻 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY & THE PROGRAMMABLE DINAR

One of the most important insights from Militia Man involves digital currency technology.

Why Digital Matters:

• Programmable currency allows precision contro l

• Market emotion can be guided — not feared

• Demand can be built positively, not explosively

A programmable dinar enables:

• Fast settlement

• Real-time monitoring

• Gradual confidence-building after adjustment

This is how modern markets move — fast, but managed.

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🔍 “FOLLOW THE MONEY”

Militia Man’s core advice is simple but powerful:

Ignore the noise. Follow the money.

That means:

• Watch the largest financial institutions

• Observe international banking behavior

• Track where capital is positioning itself

History shows:

Big money moves first. Politics catches up later.

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🌉 SANDY INGRAM: THE DEVELOPMENT ROAD PROJECT DILEMMA

Sandy Ingram introduces a real economic concern tied to Iraq’s future:

The Question That Changed Everything

While traveling to Northern Africa, Sandy asked herself:

What if Iraq charges Development Road Project clients in U.S. dollars?

This thought was unsettling — and revealing.

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💵 COULD IRAQ USE USD FOR THE DEVELOPMENT ROAD?

Sandy points out:

• Iraq already sells oil in U.S. dollars

• Charging USD for transport and logistics is feasible

• Iraq may at least research this option

But there’s a catch.

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⚠️ WHY THIS IS A PROBLEM FOR THE IQD

If Iraq uses USD for:

• Transportation hubs

• Trade corridors

• Development Road services

Then:
❌ It does nothing to strengthen the dinar
❌ It delays currency confidence
❌ It limits profit potential for IQD holders

As Sandy states clearly:

The Iraqi dinar would need to come up.

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📈 THE DECIMAL REALITY CHECK

Sandy Ingram makes a crucial point many avoid:

• A tiny movement is not enough

• One decimal point is not enough

• Even two decimals may not be sufficient

The Bottom Line:

The IQD must move several decimal points to create meaningful value.

Without that:

• Iraq gains little incentive to de-dollarize

• Foreign investors remain USD-focused

• The dinar remains secondary

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🔗 HOW BOTH ANALYSTS CONNECT

Though approaching from different angles:

• Militia Man focuses on readiness, systems, and control

• Sandy Ingram focuses on usage, demand, and economics

They converge on one truth:

A stronger dinar is not optional — it’s required.

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📌 FEATURED SNIPPET: KEY TAKEAWAYS

Is the CBI independent?
Yes. It has been legally independent since 2004.

Why hasn’t the rate changed yet?
Global institutions demand data-driven, shock-free moves.

What role does digital currency play?
Programmable dinar technology allows controlled, rapid adjustment.

Why must the IQD move decimals?
Without significant movement, Iraq has little incentive to abandon USD usage.

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❓ Q&A – QUICK INSIGHTS

Q: Can the CBI move without politicians?
A: Yes. Political noise does not override CBI authority.

Q: Is a digital dinar realistic?
A: Yes. Digital infrastructure is already central to modern finance.

Q: Would Iraq really charge USD for development projects?
A: It’s feasible — and that’s why the IQD must strengthen first.

Q: What should observers watch?
A: Global banks, institutional flows, and compliance signals.

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🔔 BIG PICTURE: WHERE THIS LEADS

✔ The CBI is technically prepared
✔ Digital tools allow precision
✔ Global institutions want stability
✔ Iraq needs a stronger dinar for real growth

The conclusion is unavoidable:

The IQD must rise — not symbolically, but materially.

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Militia Man  

 The CBI can adjust when ready.  They're independent since their law from 2004. The gatekeepers, IMF, BIS, US, want data driven moves...They don't want shocks.  Digital technology like programmable dinar...allows for fast and furious market emotion to build demand positively upon adjustment. 

 Aside for the political noise they're still doing what they're doing...follow the money.  Follow the largest financial institutions in the world.  That's where you should be...

Sandy Ingram 

 As I was traveling [To Northern Africa] I thought to myself, what if Iraq charges its [Development Road Project] clients in US dollars?  And my heart dropped...Can they do that?  Will they do that? 

 I don't know.  I've got to...find out if that's even feasible.  They sell oil in US dollars, why would they not possibly at least research the idea of selling the transportation hub services in US dollars...? It doesn't do anything for their currency the Iraqi dinar but the Iraqi dinar would need to come up.  It would need to move over at least two decimal points...We need the IQD to move over several decimal points in order to realize some sort of profit.