REPORT FROM MR SALVAGE The pentecostal group leader Betzabe report they are liquid !#iqd

 

Al-Sudani opens the conference to reform the Iraqi banking sector, 8 APRIL

 Al-Sudani opens the conference to reform the Iraqi banking sector

Baghdad – Mil

The Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, opened on Monday the conference to reform the Iraqi banking sector.

The Prime Minister’s Information Office said in a brief statement to Mel that “Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, opened the Iraqi banking sector reform conference.”

https://miliq.news/political/44566–.html

TNT UPDATE ( ENGLISH & SPANISH), 8 APRIL

TNT UPDATE

A person, as I told you on Wednesday, will not receive money until Monday or Tuesday. His bank already told him because they already knew and told me that they will pay him all the money in full.

Alright guys, the window just opened a lot more. They are telling me that. (Tony received a message while he was speaking on the show)

Now he's like, "Hey, we're going to try to do it tonight. In fact, we're going to try to do it this afternoon." From one day to the next, now they can, but they had a window for tomorrow. That window has been moved to this afternoon. 

We know that all countries already have the money. The money has already been given to everyone. We know the banks have it because we got that information from the three-letter agencies and the money is in the banks. 

Trump announced these tariffs and wanted to see what it did to the global economy or the banking system, but today it's the reaction. 

Now we have to wait for the reaction....

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We will wait to see if "the window" opens this afternoon as you were informed or tomorrow or Monday.

I'll be watching...

There are many people waiting for the liquidity ok of their private transactions at this very moment. Many expectations 😉😊👍😍

Have a good afternoon - night

Blessings 🙏 

TRANSLATION IN SPANISH

TNT UPDATE

Una persona como les conté el Miércoles, no recibirá dinero hasta el Lunes o el Martes. Su banco ya se lo dijo porque ya lo sabían y me dijo que le pagarán todo el dinero completo.

Muy bien, chicos, la ventana se acaba de abrir mucho más. Me están diciendo eso. (Tony recibió un mensaje mientras estaba hablando en el programa)

Ahora dice, "oye, vamos a intentar hacerlo esta noche. De hecho, vamos a intentar hacerlo esta tarde". De un día para otro, ahora si pueden, pero tenían una ventana para mañana. Esa ventana se ha movido a esta tarde. 

Sabemos que todos los países ya tienen el dinero. Ya se les ha entregado el dinero a todos. Sabemos que los bancos lo tienen porque obtuvimos esa información de las agencias de tres letras y el dinero está en los bancos. 

Trump anunció estos aranceles y quería ver qué le hacía a la economía global o al sistema bancario, pero hoy es la reacción. 

Ahora tenemos que esperar la reacción....

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Vamos a esperar para ver si "la ventana" se abre esta tarde como le informaron o mañana o el Lunes.

Estaré pendiente...

Hay muchas personas esperando el ok de  liquidez de sus transacciones privadas en este mismo momento. Muchas expectativas 😉😊👍😍

Que pasen buenas tardes - noches

Bendiciones 🙏

FIREFLY: WHEN THE COM IS FINISHED, ALAQ WILL GIVE US THE RATE!! @DINARREVALUATION #iraqidinar

 

Kurdistan's economic tightrope: Autonomy vs. Baghdad's grip, 8 APRIL

 Kurdistan's economic tightrope: Autonomy vs. Baghdad's grip

Shafaq News/ The Kurdistan Region of Iraq’s (KRG) economy, while resilient, is at a juncture as it navigates the delicate balance between its aspirations for greater autonomy and the practical realities of its fiscal relationship with Baghdad. Although the KRG has historically pursued an independent economic strategy, especially regarding oil revenues, its financial stability remains heavily dependent on continued cooperation with the Iraqi federal government.

In recent years, the KRG has faced significant economic challenges, including fluctuating oil prices, unpredictable budget allocations from Baghdad, and ongoing political tensions. Despite these obstacles, the Region has maintained a distinct economic path, relying on oil exports, tourism, agricultural development, and a growing private sector to sustain its economy.

A cornerstone of the KRG’s economic model has been its independent oil sales, primarily through the pipeline to Tukriye. However, these deals have been met with consistent opposition from Baghdad, which claims they violate federal oil legislation. This disagreement has led to prolonged disputes over revenue-sharing and budget allocations, culminating in the 2023 suspension of independent oil exports, further exacerbating the region’s economic difficulties.

Baghdad asserts that the KRG’s direct agreements with foreign oil companies bypass federal authority, while the KRG maintains that it is constitutionally entitled to manage regional resources. Article 112 of the Iraqi Constitution allows regional governments to manage natural resources in cooperation with the federal government, a right the KRG claims in its defense.

A potential turning point occurred in 2024 with the signing of a new agreement aimed at resolving the long-standing financial disputes. Under this arrangement,

 the KRG committed to remitting a portion of its oil revenues to Baghdad in exchange for a more predictable and stable allocation from the federal budget. However, challenges in implementing this agreement have persisted, and oil exports from the region have not resumed in large quantities.

In a television interview, Kurdistan’s Prime Minister Masrour Barzani revealed that the Region's share of the national budget had been reduced multiple times—from 14% to 12.6%. However, the Region has never received its full share due to the allocation of a large portion of the budget to sovereign expenses, none of which were spent in Kurdistan. 

“These sovereign expenses amounted to 40 to 45%, with the region receiving its share only from the remainder of the budget. In the best-case scenario, the region never received more than 6 or 7% of Iraq’s total budget,” he stated. Despite this disparity, Barzani emphasized that the KRG effectively invests the funds it receives into infrastructure projects.

Looking ahead to 2025 and beyond, the KRG faces the critical task of diversifying its economy away from its over-reliance on oil. Official statistics show that the oil sector still accounts for more than 80% of regional revenue. Efforts to develop the tourism sector, which saw a 15% increase in visitors in 2024, are ongoing but face challenges, primarily due to regional instability. Agricultural development, particularly in high-value crops, is also a priority but requires significant investment in modern irrigation and infrastructure.

The economic strain is keenly felt by the people of Kurdistan. Despite budget cuts and delays in public sector salary payments, the KRG continues to invest in infrastructure and attract foreign investment, maintaining a relatively stable business environment compared to other parts of Iraq. However, public dissatisfaction over salary delays and the uncertainty of economic conditions remain a significant political challenge.

Dr. Mohammad Shukri, Head of the Kurdistan Investment Board, discussed the Region’s investment law during a television interview, explaining that it “differs” from those in Iraq and neighboring countries, offering investors greater opportunities and facilities. He pointed out that the law provides foreign investors the right to own property, which has allowed both local and foreign investors to operate more freely. He also highlighted that the ninth cabinet of the KRG is working to eliminate bureaucracy, speed up transactions, and remove obstacles to investment.

Dr. Shukri also noted that the KRG has focused on diversifying income sources away from oil and gas, especially through the development of three key sectors: industry, agriculture, and tourism, with tourism poised to play a significant role in the region’s economic future. Additionally, the KRG is prioritizing the development of other sectors, including education, health services, and the construction of hospitals with international standards.

Over the past five years, the KRG has granted investment licenses for over 412 new projects. Dr. Shukri pointed to a substantial increase in investment, with the annual issuance of licenses rising from 56 in 2019 to 104 this year. In total, approximately USD 20 billion has been invested in the region over the last five years—an impressive increase despite challenges such as federal budget cuts, the COVID-19 pandemic, and falling oil prices. The private sector has made significant strides in the region, he noted.

In line with the KRG’s investment vision announced in June 2024, a unit was established to support foreign investments in the region. “We are working to create a favorable environment for foreign investment, develop an investment map, and provide a comprehensive database on available opportunities,” Dr. Shukri stated.

TIDBIT FROM MNT GOAT, 8 APRIL

 Mnt Goat 

 ...we can see the potential in Iraq and we must dispel these negative attitudes that the RV will never happen or it will take years more...

This Iraqi dinar is not a get rich quick scheme, although if you decide to stick out the ride, you may be rich beyond your wildest dreams... 

We are witnessing a new age for America and Iraq unfolding in front of our eyes...There is a huge change underway, not coming, but here already begun. It is happening NOW! ...when you...put the pieces together, they tell...a wonderful story and the picture of the puzzle finally comes clearer... Our investment is sound and we can see the path to the RV..

WOLVERINE:“ This was the holdup… now we are ready to go" @DINARREVALUATION #iraqidinarinvestor