Al-Sudani: Electronic payment is one of the most important financial reform measures of the government
Today, Sunday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani chaired a special meeting to follow up on the implementation of the unified treasury account and electronic payment.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office stated in a statement, a copy of which was received by NRT Arabic, that “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani chaired today a meeting devoted to discussing and following up on the steps for implementing the unified treasury account, and completing the application of electronic card/POS payment points, as well as discussing the facilities and incentives that It can be provided to citizens who use electronic payment, with the aim of encouraging them to do so.”
He explained, "The Prime Minister listened to a comprehensive presentation on the measures taken in this path, the rates of progress and requirements, as he stressed the necessity of continuing to hold meetings with technicians and specialists to remove the sanctions."
He pointed out during the meeting that, “These steps are among the most important financial, banking and economic reform measures, which the government is focusing on as a priority in its program.” ink
Watch for future meetings with America to arrange the withdrawal of its forces from Iraq
Security expert Fadel Abu Ragheef confirmed on Monday that the joint Iraqi-American committee will soon hold its meetings in order to arrange the withdrawal of the American army from Iraq.
Abu Ragheef said in a statement to Al-Maalouma, “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, during his visit to the United States of America to participate in the annual session of the United Nations, was keen to make the file of ending the presence of international coalition forces a priority in his files.”
He added, "An agreement was reached between the government side and the American side to form a joint committee to reschedule and organize the presence of advisors," noting that "the committee will hold its meetings in the coming days to arrange the withdrawal."
Abu Ragheef explained, “The Sudanese stressed the necessity of reorganizing the presence of the international coalition and demanding that Iraq be provided with modern weapons and equipment and that members of the security forces undergo courses to raise the efficiency of the combat level, as well as providing Iraq with security information to activate the intelligence aspect.”
The Prime Minister announced several days ago that his government had received a draft of a memorandum of understanding from the US Department of Defense, indicating that the draft is currently under study by the Iraqi Ministry of Defense related to the form of the relationship between Iraq and the international coalition. link
Al-Sudani came home from the United States of America. He showcased his presentation. He did it very very well, professionally, turns out people felt he was a statesman all around the world. When it comes down to it are you going to do a tripartite budget at 1310? The answer is probably 100% IMO no...
There's a total shift and a move to expose Iraq. What are they doing? They're creating confidence. They're going to create liquidity...Iraq is gearing for a global financial system mechanism that's gonna provide liquidity to the world.
They're really serious about this investing aspect of Iraq...The meeting with the US Secretary of State discussed the activation of the Strategic Framework Agreement, the entry of American companies and the resumption of oil exports through the Turkish port...They're going to help Iraq to be supportive of their currency and the value of that currency because all the income streams are going to be able to support Iraq to get investment projects done...
Iraq has been in the UN in New York since the 18th...doing things like The Path of Development which is going to shape the face of Iraq's county in the next stage...It's going to be a post oil era...their path to prosperity and growth...Sudani coming to New York is an instrumental step and we'll see if that is THE step that is going to be the beginning...
Sudani Quote from UN speech "The time has come for Iraq to take its natural place in the International community..." Sudani is saying it's time for us to open up to the world...He said it to the UN...to the World....Iraq is going international how can you deny it? It's completely phenomenal...
Al-Moussawi: Al-Sudani’s visit to New York opened the door to foreign investment in Iraq
Al-Moussawi - Al-Sudanis visit to New York opened the door to foreign investment in IraqInformation/Baghdad..
The representative of the Sadiqoun bloc, Zainab Jumah al-Moussawi, confirmed today, Sunday, that the visit of Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani to New York opened the door to foreign investment in Iraq.
Al-Moussawi said in a statement received by the Al-Ma’louma Agency, “The visit of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, to attend the meetings of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, will open the door for foreign companies to invest in Iraq.”
She added, “We noticed the influx of heads of state to the Prime Minister’s residence, which is evidence of the eagerness of those countries to enter Iraqi lands to invest in them.”
Al-Moussawi called for “removing obstacles to the entry of foreign investors into Iraq,” indicating that “investments in various sectors contribute to improving the infrastructure and superstructure and absorbing unemployment rates in addition to the entry of foreign currency into the country.”
Baghdad And Washington Are Negotiating About Linking The Iraqi Market And Currency To The Dollar
Posted On2023-09-25 By Sotaliraq Baghdad and Washington are negotiating about linking the Iraqi market and currency to the dollar 20230924152721_original_45The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Dr. Fouad Hussein, confirmed that the provisions of the security agreement recently signed between Iraq and Iran have been fully implemented by the Iraqi side.
Hussein explained that the terms of the agreement were fully implemented by the Iraqi side, with regard to the return of militants present on the border between the two countries in the Kurdistan Region to refugee camps.
Regarding the political and security importance of this agreement, Hussein stressed that Iran’s cessation of bombing areas in the Kurdistan Region was a condition of the agreement, in exchange for removing militants from the border, which the federal government did in cooperation with the Kurdistan Regional Government, in an “important and successful” process for both sides. .
Regarding the possibility of signing a similar agreement with Turkey regarding the presence of Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) militants, whom Ankara demands to be removed from the border, Hussein stated that Baghdad has always been in favor of dialogue, hoping for “intensive dialogue by the same means” with the Turkish side.
The Iraqi diplomat says that Ankara has not yet made room to discuss solutions to this problem in another way, far from the use of weapons and violence.
The Iraqi minister denied the existence of any agreement with Turkey to allow it to carry out repeated strikes on PKK militants in northern Iraq.
Regarding relations with the United States, Hussein said that the recent Iraqi-American discussions focused on bilateral relations and joint work in the fields of economy, energy, health and security, noting that the American-Iraqi relations are distinguished and have expanded to include various fields, after they were based on security and military cooperation, pointing out that Washington's support for the Iraqi position in the international arena, and for economic reform and development in the country.
The Iraqi official revealed that among the important files raised at the level of dialogue with Washington is “the issue of linking the Iraqi market and currency to the dollar and the flows of American currency into the country,” noting that it is “a financial and banking issue related to the financial and economic situation of Iraq.”
Regarding whether security issues related to armed groups affiliated with Iran were among the files discussed, he said, “We did not discuss this issue, and all groups are subject to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, that is, to the orders of the Iraqi Prime Minister.”
Regarding the relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, the spokesman indicated that the two countries have declared and strong relations, after the exchange of ambassadors and visits by the two foreign ministers, indicating that Baghdad played a role in the restoration of their relations, but the discussions between them are now direct.
Regarding relations with Kuwait, the spokesman explained that the Iraqi Prime Minister held an “important meeting” with his Kuwaiti counterpart, during which he stressed “Iraq’s full commitment to all Security Council resolutions, bilateral agreements, and respect for Kuwait’s sovereignty.” LINK
