It's been awhile since I last posted however I only post when the info is confirmed.
Well the WF Banker responsible for 5 states exchange centers has advised that all his trained specialists will be on a one hour call to their assigned positions all this coming weekend and were cautioned this event could very well be activated so they should be aware of their duties for the next several weeks.
First they schedule appointments then they operate the necessary machinery at the various banks to complete the exchanges for US currency.
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Well one item that was confirmed during the call is that there were hundreds of ATM machines positioned all over the city and loaded with new lower denomination notes. They anticipate this weekend or during the Holy Week celebration.
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Texas Snake, [06/21/2024, 6:30:46 p. m.]:
It's been awhile since I last posted however I only post when the info is confirmed. Well the WF Banker responsible for 5 states exchange centers has advised that all his trained specialists will be on a one hour call to their assigned positions all this coming weekend and were cautioned this event could very well be activated so they should be aware of their duties for the next several weeks.
First they schedule appointments then they operate the necessary machinery at the various banks to complete the exchanges for US currency.
FRANK26: "AS WE SAID, IT'S ALL BACK"................F26
The latest from the Swiss banks.. Sudanese advisor: The recovered funds were deposited in the Central Bank
6/21/2024
Baghdad
The Prime Minister's Advisor for Oversight and Integrity, Muayyad Al-Saadi, confirmed today, Friday, that Iraq's recovered funds were deposited in the Central Bank, pointing out the existence of a comprehensive plan to combat corruption and recover smuggled funds.
Al-Saadi said, according to the official agency, that
“Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani paid great attention and daily follow-up to anti-corruption measures, and worked in different directions,” noting that “teams were formed to receive news and reports about corruption, follow up on them, uncover them, and refer them to the Integrity and Public Prosecution Commission for the purpose of holding them accountable.” Violators will be prosecuted and the money will be recovered.”
He continued, "Among the trends that have been focused on is the periodic evaluation through semi-annual and annual reports through the regulatory agencies that follow up on the procedures of ministries and governorates in the field of combating corruption on a daily basis, as well as the issue of digital transformation and the procedures of the unified storage system for the purpose of controlling, following up and knowing funds." Balances and their movement,” noting that “
all of these measures serve to combat corruption.”
He added, "The Prime Minister provided unlimited support to the Integrity Commission, the Financial Supervision Bureau, and law enforcement agencies, in order to recover funds and fugitive fugitives by providing all facilities," noting, "The procedures resulted in bringing in the fugitive defendants and depositing them with law enforcement agencies for the purpose of issuing special rulings." “With them.”
Al-Saadi pointed out, “There is a fund to recover the former regime’s funds, which operates according to its own law,” stressing that “a lot of money has been recovered, most recently from Swiss banks, where it was deposited in the Central Bank.”
The video starts out by maybe being a little negative by saying these are the problems that they have and then...at the very end it's just amazing what it's done with its reforms and positive ending...
This video is a summary of everything that the monetary reform has done thus far and what it's about to do next. IMO that's the ATM machines and then the float.
Launch of new IBBC Advisory Council Report with Professor Frank Gunter a...
FRANK26:"IBBC IS PROUD OF IRAQ'S MONETARY REFORM"..............F26
IBBC Spring Conference 2024
The Mansion House, London
2 July 2024
IBBC’s 15th Anniversary Conference:
Iraq’s ‘Opportunities and Insights’
This is a big year for Iraq and IBBC as we celebrate our 15th anniversary and Iraq moves into a new prosperous and stable phase. As advocates for the private sector in Iraq, IBBC champions best practice, through our special reports and white papers for reform, and encourages the government of Iraq to modernise its systems and ministries to accommodate International best practice within Iraq.
‘Insights and Opportunities’ reflects the evolution of the Iraq economy and the mechanics and reforms that the country is undertaking, as the largest forum for discussion of Iraq’s challenges and opportunities.
About the Conference:
Opening the conference the President of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Mr Rupert Soames OBE will give a keynote speech from the British industrial perspective, and as a previous member of IBBC is well placed to comment of UK’s business relationship and opportunities with Iraq.
Of note is the presence of key delegates: H.E. Hayan Abdul Ghani Al-Sawad, Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Oil, Ministry of Oil, H.E. Dr Mohammed Shukri, Chairman of the Kurdistan Investment Board, Dr Fareed Yasseen, Iraqi Climate Envoy, Eng Adil Karim, Deputy Minister of Electricity, KRG ministers and keynote address from Alderman Barr, The Rt Hon the Lord Mayor’ Representative, The Rt Hon Lord Howell of Guildford andBaroness Nicholson of Winterbourne, IBBC President.
Delegates will hear the latest report from Professor Frank Gunter on Foreign exchange and banking reforms the impact of dollar controls and how this might resolve, and to hear directly from Government minsters, including the Deputy Governor of Iraq’s Central Bank, Dr Ammar H. Khalaf, on the procurement opportunities across key sectors, such as agriculture, education, finance, transport, and regional development at special roundtables including for KRG and finance. H.E. Mr Asaad Al Eidani, Governor of Basrah, will be joining a panel and special Basra roundtable, as will Kurdish ministers at a KRG roundtable, chaired by Mr Jonathan Wilks, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
The Iraqi economy is quietly diversifying, with the evolution of services, travel, tech, and retail sectors, but the dominant energy sector is also evolving, with new players technologies and climate reduction activities. Oil and Gas are still at the centre of this conference and Iraq’s economy, with the Energy Panel, which see the big players in energy policy and practice including Eng Adil Karim, Deputy Minister of Electricity; Dr Luay Al Khateeb, Centre on Global Energy Policy – Columbia University, Ms Dunia Chalabi, TotalEnergies, Mr Zaid Elyaseri from BP, Mr Andrew Wiper from Basra Gas Company, Mr Hassan Heshmat from Hydro-C and Mr Ellis Renforth from Wood Plc
Yet transport is also set to boom, in both the ports and the dry canal project due to link Basra to Turkey with the Mediterranean, silk road and European markets. The project will have profound impact on cities along the route and for both import and export trade. IBBC member Mr Tugrul Titanoglu, CJ-ICM; and Mr Steve Alexandar, Sardar Group, will inform us of these changes and the evolution of electronic and port management systems already in place (see our ’23 report on ports here).
While these insights ensure everyone is better informed, there is always a significant networking and coming together of businesses and old friends and acquaintances. A reception the night before will celebrate not only IBBC’s 15 years, but also offer informal networking among delegates, speakers and founder members in the Mansion House and the chance to forge new friendships.
Iraq now enjoys a stable and focused government intent of reconnecting with the region, fiscal surpluses that are converting into new infrastructure projects, and a growing more prosperous population, keen for modernisation and the benefits of a consumer economy.
We are certain there will be big demand for tickets, so please register soon to avoid missing out. Join with us and share the insights and opportunities that a modern and stable Iraq now offers.
