PARLIAMENTARY SECURITY ACCUSES WASHINGTON OF OBSTRUCTING THE ARMAMENT OF THE ARMY
Information/Baghdad.
On Tuesday, a member of the parliamentary security and defense committee, Mohammed al-Shammari, accused Washington of obstructing the armament of the Iraqi army, warning of the consequences of the continuation of the US veto on Iraqi armament.
Al-Shammari told Al-Maalouma that “the United States of America stands against arming the Iraqi army and is working to prevent Iraq from concluding arms contracts with Russia, China or European countries.”
He pointed out that “the American monopoly on armaments in Iraq is almost turning into a pressing and major problem.”
Experts confirmed earlier, that the US military strategy in Iraq is that the Iraqi forces of all kinds do not possess advanced weapons through armament contracts with Russia, China or European countries.
(How can Iraq protect itself if it can’t purchase these much needed weapons. Oh…the US would luv to be their protector forever and have a major influence in the region. We need the oil to flow…get it? We need the Petro-dollars. Folks this is not sovereignty. Get it?)
Rights: The Iraqi economy is in the hands of America
Information / Baghdad..
On Wednesday, the head of the Parliamentary Rights Bloc, Saud Al-Saadi, accused the United States of America of besieging Iraq economically.
Al-Saadi told Al-Maalouma, "The recovery of the Iraqi economy requires bold decisions to stop American hegemony over Iraq's sovereignty."
He added, "America prevents Iraq's openness to the Belt and Road Initiative and other development projects, violates sovereignty, and controls all aspects of political and economic life."
He explained, "America made the dollar and energy files a pretext to seize Iraqi funds after selling oil, and made the local economy captive in its hand.
We are ready to go according to all sources and Whales. This is the week we are waiting for. There are unconfirmed reports that President Trump has signed NESARA/GESARA.
Some Bond holders who are Whaleshave been paid and they all are under NDA. We heard last weekthat about three of these Whales started talking. Unfortunately, their accounts were frozen after 30 years of waiting. Please be careful everyone.
There are some bad peoplesending out legit looking forms, saying they got paid, and asking you if you got paid, but if you respond to them you will be breaking your NDA contract. If people ask you if you got paid just BLOCK them. Be careful! In my opinion, when you get your blessing, do NOT help people right away, as they will ask “Where did you get all that money?”
Just be quiet, and only discuss with your family members who know about this. Remember if people ask where you got the money, just say “Please don’t ask, just accept this gift.”
Mauricio had a meeting with peoplewho said this will be a Golden week. The EBS system is ready to go. Hopefully we will get that after our blessing, as the EBS does come AFTER the blessing.
Specialists Urge Directing Loans To Increase Domestic Product
Economical 02/13/2024 Baghdad: Haider Falih Al-Rubaie Specialists in economic affairs urged the necessity of seeking to direct the loans and credit facilities granted by banks to the private sector, towards activating and increasing production processes,
indicating that these facilities exceeded 50 trillion dinars last year 2023,
but they did not contribute to increasing output rates. GDP, stressing at the same time the importance of building more bridges of trust between investors, businessmen and companies with government and private banks with the aim of facilitating the granting of loans directed towards increasing local production.
Unofficial statistics, reported by the economist, Manar Al-Obaidi, showed that
“the credit facilities provided by the banking sector to the private sector exceeded the barrier of 50 trillion Iraqi dinars during the past year 2023, which is the first time that this number of credit facilities provided by the banking sector has been recorded.” "The Iraqi."
Al-Obaidi pointed out that “the value of credit facilities provided to the private sector represents 14 percent of the total Iraqi domestic product,” noting that
“despite the increase in the volume of credit facilities provided to the private sector during 2023 by 11 percent compared to the year 2022, the credit ratio The percentage of GDP is still low compared to the percentage of Arab countries, as the percentage reached, according to the World Bank, about 55 percent of the GDP.”
Al-Obaidi explained, “Cash credit facilities increased by 19 percent compared to 2022, as the credit facilities amounted to 40 trillion Iraqi dinars,
while the pledged facilities provided by the banking sector to the private sector amounted to 12.5 trillion Iraqi dinars,” suggesting at the same time that “the percentage will rise in the coming years.”
As a result of the increase in the value of deposits with banks, which is considered the most important factor for the banking sector’s ability to provide direct credit facilities to the private sector,” indicating that
“increasing the domestic product from non-oil sectors will lead to an increase in demand for credit facilities during the coming years,
which will improve the reality of credit provided to the sector.” private" .
In turn, the economic expert, Dr. Ali Daadoush, said during his speech to “Al-Sabah” that
the first step to the success of the partnership between the two parties is to build confidence between businessmen, merchants and investors from the private sector on the one hand, and with the banks on the other hand. Daadoush stressed,
“In order to empower the private sector, we should move towards activating what he called “moral persuasion” as part of the monetary policy that can be followed with the aim of revitalizing the role of the private sector,
by directing the banks by the Central Bank to work in accordance with supporting the private sector by increasing... Investment credit, that is, supporting local production,” indicating that this step “is capable of achieving a lot if the banks move towards this matter.”
Daadoush pointed out that most of the funds granted to the private sector in the past went to finance imports and were not invested in building a production base for local industries, and thus this matter led to deepening imports and weakening local production further. https://alsabaah.iq/91687-.html
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