Thursday, September 7, 2023
“Manipulating the dollar at an Iraqi airport.” A deputy identifies the bank and calls on the Sudanese to intervene, 7 SEPT
“Manipulating the dollar at an Iraqi airport.” A deputy identifies the bank and calls on the Sudanese to intervene
The representative of Najaf Governorate, Ahmed Majeed, demanded on Thursday that Prime Minister Muhammad Shia’a Al-Sudani intervene to stop the manipulation and embezzlement of dollars at the Mosul Bank branch in Najaf airport.
According to Majeed, the Integrity Commission found out that the Al-Najaf Airport Branch of the Mosul National Bank for Investment and Development transferred the airport’s balance from dollars to dinars using the official rate. This was done despite the existence of funds in dollars, and the bank eventually closed the current account.
He said, “The Bank of Mosul is seen as the tool of one of the economic parties. It has led to a loss of public funds amounting to 1.14 billion dinars due to the conversion of revenues from dollars to dinars and the disbursement of funds at the official rate.”
Majeed has confirmed that a request has been submitted to the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia’ al-Sudani, to initiate a high-level investigation into the embezzlement of funds. This request also calls for the exemption of the director of Najaf Airport, due to the airport administration’s collusion with the bank’s administration.
The Federal Integrity Commission recently announced that it has taken control of all the violations committed by the Mosul National Bank for Investment and Development – Najaf Airport Branch. The bank was responsible for holding itself accountable for causing a loss of more than one billion dinars due to the airport administration’s inaction. The bank exploited this situation for its benefit, and it was legally liable for the loss.
Comment could not be obtained from the bank or Najaf airport regarding this matter.
An economist showing the possibility of exporting fuel outside Iraq, 7 SEPT
An economist showing the possibility of exporting fuel outside Iraq
Economic affairs researcher Muhammad Al-Saadi explained on Thursday that the government could move towards exporting refined fuel rather than just crude oil.
Al-Saadi stated that Iraq exports about 3.5 million barrels of crude oil per day, while using more than 700,000 barrels internally.
The country can utilize its remaining oil reserves to produce gasoline and kerosene for internal fuel needs.Additionally, there is a possibility of exporting a part of it abroad, provided that oil refineries are established in each governorate. The establishment of these refineries will help the country achieve self-sufficiency in fuel and avoid relying on imported fuel and materials involved in fuel production.”
The head of the Parliamentary Oil Committee has recently mentioned that a few provinces in Iraq, including Dhi Qar, are experiencing fuel scarcity due to a delay in the arrival of fuel additives from the Emirates. He suggested that if each province had its own refinery, it would eliminate the need for importing fuel and make Iraq a source of oil derivatives. This would generate significant revenue for the state treasury.
IRAQ NEWS BY DINAR IRAQ & DONG VIETNAM, 7 SEPT
AL-SUDANI SPONSORS THE SIGNING OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION TO DEVELOP AND REHABILITATE BAGHDAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
"RV UPDATE" BY MILITIAMAN & SANDY INGRAM, 7 SEPT
Militia Man
We have Standard & Poor giving them [Iraq] a stable outlook to an increasing positive outlook because they're now exporting agricultural wares and they have non-oil revenue streams coming in at the borders. That's why they're beginning to look good - because of the investment environment is ripe...
Article: "Thousands of people demonstrated in Doha Governate Tuesday morning against the federal government's policy of not granting the rights of the people of the Kurdistan region and represented by the monthly salaries of employees..." ...People want their money. You have to ask the question, Why have they gone from July and into September and they're being placated. For what reason. What do they know is keeping them at bay? ...they're not going to stand for not getting paid...
Now we see stuff about the oil and gas law which I don't think they're going to expose it. It could be 100% finalized until after an exchange rate change...the exchange rate is necessary for the oil and gas law...
Sandy Ingram
Article: "Iran could attack Iraq beginning September 19th" Military actions could destabilize our currency investment. This is frightening. Six different Iranian-Kurdish political groups have established a presence in Iraq's Kurdistan region.
Iran has accused these groups...of instigating and starting the protests that lasted months in Iran in September of 2022. More than 300 people were killed in the protests...No one doubts Iran will attack Iraq's northern Kurdistan region on September 19th.
Confusion Surrounds The Railway Link With Iran.. What Is The Future Of Iraqi Ports?, 7 SEPT
Confusion Surrounds The Railway Link With Iran.. What Is The Future Of Iraqi Ports?
2023-09-06 Shafaq News/ The move of the Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia'a al-Sudani, to lay the foundation stone for the first rail link project between Iraq and Iran, raised questions about the status of Iraqi ports after the completion of the project.
During the laying of the foundation stone for the railway link project between the Iranian region of Shalamja and the Iraqi city of Basra, last Saturday, (September 2, 2023), Al-Sudani spoke in the presence of the Iranian Vice President, Muhammad Mokhber, about the importance of the project in transporting travelers and visitors to the holy shrines from Iran and the countries of Central Asia, as well as On its importance in strengthening the infrastructure of the Iraqi economy.
Despite their agreement on the importance of the project and its impact on strengthening bilateral relations, the Iranian official said that it would lead to a "huge leap in trade exchange with Iraq," while the latter believes that its goal does not exceed the transportation of passengers between the two countries. In this context, the former Iraqi Minister of Transport, the current MP, Amer Abdul-Jabbar, considered the claim (the Iraqi side) a mere "lie" because the agreement to establish the line does not limit this goal, and because the axial load of the line's loads is about twice the axial load if the line was dedicated to transporting travelers only. Abdul-Jabbar added, in a video clip he posted on his official page on the "X" website (formerly Twitter) last Saturday, (September 2, 2023) that "laying the foundation stone while the citizens were preoccupied with the Arbaeen visit is intended," describing the railway link between Iraq and Iran as "a bullet of mercy." at the port of Al-Faw. An invitation to reveal the people Dr. Ghazi Al-Rubaie, a researcher and specialist in rivers, waters and international borders, points out that "the rail link, if it is for people, then this will not affect the ports of Iraq. However, the Iranian side mentioned that the project is linked to the Mediterranean Sea, and to the growth of trade with Iraq, and this is fatal to the ports of Iraq." Especially the large port of Faw, which has not yet been completed. During his speech to Shafaq News agency, Al-Rubaie calls on the Iraqi government to publish the agreement to clarify the goal of the project and reveal to the people. Project goals The railway link is "a national project that supports the Iraqi economy and the well-being of citizens and visitors by moving to the holy places in (Baghdad, Karbala, Samarra, and Najaf), away from public streets and roadblocks, and in order to preserve the lives lost as a result of traffic accidents," according to what the Prime Minister's advisor for transportation said. Dr. Nasser Saleh Al-Asadi. Regarding the impact of the railway link on the Iraqi ports, Al-Asadi confirms to Shafaq News agency, "The railway link now is for the transport of passengers only and not for commercial transportation, so it will not affect the Iraqi ports at all, because there are price policies that the competent authorities will set according to the nature of the use of the ports, whether they are land, air or sea.” He continued, "As for the ports of Faw and Umm Qasr, they are for commercial transport only, and not for transporting passengers, so there is a big difference in the process of using the two ports, and even if commercial transport takes place, the prices will not be the same as those in the ports, as the port privileges that the railway link will not be able to achieve." Therefore, this project is completely different from what is in the port of Faw. Project benefits The idea of working on the railway link project between Shalamcheh and Basra dates back to 2009, according to the head of the Transport and Communications Committee in the Iraqi parliament, Zahra al-Bajari, agreeing with what Nasser Saleh al-Asadi said that the project is “for the purpose of transporting passengers only and not for transporting goods, and it has no impact on the two ports of Faw.” And the mother of the palace of the marines who are specialized in transporting goods without passengers. Al-Bajari explained to Shafaq News agency, "The project has economic returns, as it will reduce the use of buses and at the same time transport huge numbers of passengers, so it will contribute to reducing congestion that occurs at the border crossings during religious visits, especially from Shalamcheh."
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