DINAR REVALUATION

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

SANDY INGRAM: Dear IQD Investors: Here's What We Believe Is Happening in Iraq #iqd Rate

ANALYSIS OF IRAQ NEWS: US Treasury places Khamis Al-Khanjar on sanctions list BY DINAR REVALUATION, 13 AUGUST

Khamis Al-Khanjar, an Iraqi businessman and political figure, has been placed on the U.S. Treasury Department's sanctions list. Here’s an overview of the situation and its implications:

Background on Khamis Al-Khanjar

Profile: Khamis Al-Khanjar is a prominent Iraqi businessman and politician, known for his involvement in various sectors and political activities in Iraq. He has been a significant figure in Iraqi politics and business, with various affiliations and influence in the region.
Allegations: The U.S. Treasury Department’s decision to place him on the sanctions list is typically related to allegations of involvement in activities that undermine U.S. foreign policy or national security. This can include issues such as corruption, terrorism, or other activities deemed contrary to U.S. interests.

Implications of Sanctions

Economic Impact
- Asset Freezing: Being placed on the sanctions list generally means that any assets Al-Khanjar holds in the U.S. or under U.S. jurisdiction will be frozen. This can severely impact his business operations and financial activities.
- Restricted Transactions: Individuals and entities in the U.S. are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with those on the sanctions list, which can lead to isolation from the international financial system.
Political and Diplomatic Effects
- Diplomatic Relations: The imposition of sanctions can strain diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Iraq or other countries involved, depending on the context and reasons for the sanctions.
- Public Perception: The sanctions can affect public perception of Al-Khanjar, potentially impacting his reputation and political influence in Iraq and beyond.
Broader Implications
- Impact on Business: Sanctions can have ripple effects on businesses and individuals connected to Al-Khanjar, potentially disrupting economic activities and partnerships.
- Legal and Compliance Risks: Entities involved in dealings with sanctioned individuals face legal and compliance risks, which can lead to further scrutiny and penalties.

Responding to Sanctions

Legal Recourse: Those affected by sanctions can sometimes seek legal recourse or appeal the decision, though this process can be complex and lengthy.
Reputation Management: Individuals and entities may also work to manage the impact on their reputation and business by addressing the allegations and working towards compliance with international norms.

Sanctions are a tool used by the U.S. government to address specific issues and can have significant implications for the individuals and entities targeted. They are part of broader efforts to enforce U.S. foreign policy and national security objectives.

JUDY NOTES, 13 AUGUST

Global Currency Reset:

Judy Note on writing Humanitarian Project Proposals: After talking to Charlie Ward and others it is my understanding that there has been no official instructions given out on what to put into a Humanitarian Project proposal. DaveHRCLion and others have merely voiced their own opinion on how to do it.

It is assumed you will need to write out a 1-2 page summary of what you hope to accomplish with your project including your goals, how many people you hope to employ, approximate cost, how many years you hope to run your project and a short summary of your background including what makes you qualified to run the project.

You will need to sign a NDA. All Zim redemptions will be put on a long term payout. Have an idea about how many years you wish your payout to be.

Below John Kennedy said that those with projects will receive their Zim redemption on their first two 100T Zim Bond notes at a 1:1. After this you will receive $25 million per 100T Zim Bond Notes you have, up to 30 Zim Bond Notes. To negotiate further, you will need to return and discuss it later with your Redemption Team.

https://dinarchronicles.com/2024/08/13/restored-republic-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-august-13-2024/

Coffee with MarkZ and Zester. 08/13/2024

ECONOMIC REFORMS 2024-2025 OF IRAQ BY DINAR REVALUATION, 13 AUGUST

As of 2024, Iraq is undergoing several significant economic reforms aimed at stabilizing and diversifying its economy. Here’s an overview of the key areas of focus:

1. Diversification Away from Oil Dependency

Economic Diversification: Iraq is working on reducing its reliance on oil revenue by investing in other sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. The government is encouraging private sector growth and seeking foreign investment to support these industries.
Infrastructure Development: Investments in infrastructure are planned to support non-oil sectors, including improvements in transportation, logistics, and utilities to enhance business operations.

2. Anti-Corruption Measures

Institutional Reforms: Efforts are being made to enhance transparency and accountability within government institutions. This includes reforms to reduce corruption and improve public sector efficiency.
Judicial Reforms: Strengthening the judicial system to address corruption and enforce laws effectively is a priority.

3. Fiscal Reforms

Budget Rebalancing : Iraq is working on balancing its budget through better revenue management and expenditure control. This includes reforming subsidy systems and improving tax collection mechanisms.
Debt Management: Addressing national debt through more efficient debt management strategies and seeking international financial assistance and debt relief where possible.

4. Economic and Financial Policies

Monetary Policy: The Central Bank of Iraq is focusing on stabilizing the currency and controlling inflation. This involves monetary policies that support economic stability.
Banking Sector Reform: Efforts are being made to strengthen the banking sector, including improving regulations, increasing financial inclusion, and enhancing banking services.

5. Investment Climate Improvement

Regulatory Reforms: Simplifying regulations and procedures for starting and operating businesses to attract both domestic and foreign investors.
Incentives for Investment: Offering incentives such as tax breaks and investment guarantees to encourage investment in various sectors.

6. Social and Human Development

Education and Workforce Development: Investing in education and vocational training to improve the skills of the workforce and support economic growth.
Healthcare and Social Services: Improving healthcare services and social support systems to enhance quality of life and economic productivity.

7. Regional Development

Addressing Regional Disparities: Implementing development programs aimed at reducing economic disparities between different regions of Iraq, particularly in areas affected by conflict.

These reforms are designed to address Iraq’s economic challenges and create a more stable and prosperous economic environment. However, the success of these reforms will depend on effective implementation, political stability, and external factors such as global oil prices and geopolitical developments.

BY DINAR REVALUATION

LATEST FROM NADER FROM MID EAST, 13 AUGUST

Nader From The Mid East

You heard them talking about corruption. They're going to clean it up but it's going to always be there. It's everywhere. It's in America. It's everywhere in the world. It's in Europe. It's here. Corruption is corruption, the biggest corrupt people you cannot clean them cuz they have powers...You can't do anything against them.

What's going on in Iraq is really really good. Last month you see me talking about this month, about July. I said from now to July 8th you'll get some good news and that's exactly what happened. You see every proof of possibility to revalue or reinstate. I think it's reinstatement more than revaluation.

Lots of things happening... I see good news coming up this week so stay tuned...What's happening now it's good. I can say we are very close.

Nader From The Mid East

Things have been moving a little bit from here to the 8th of July. I hope we have an answer cuz that's what they shooting for. I don't know if it's going to be good or bad...It's more good than bad but I don't want to say anything about that cuz if anything happen you're going to say, 'Hey, but you said this. You said that.'

SUMMARY OF RV UPDATES OF NADER FROM MID EAST, 21 JUNE

I know they working on the exchange rate from here to the 8th of July. We will have some good news I hope.

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Article: "Iraq Bulks Up Gold Reserves, Inch Up World Rankings" Quote: "Their holdings have grown to 145.7 tons, a bump of over 3 tons compared to 142.6 tons the previous month. This increase...is enough to nudge Iraq one spot higher in the WGC's global ranking, landing them 31st place out of 100 countries."

Last week...I said Iraq government start a new white paper, it's all about the currency. From here to the 8th of July we should have an answer. What they going to do - Are they going to change the exchange rate or not? That's what I said exactly. They're working on it. I know they created a white paper on that. The CBI... government of Iraq, the reserve and the IMF are all working on the same page on those white papers. I don't know if it's going to change or not...

The UN agreement, 2003 when they invaded the country, now they said the last day is next year 2025. They been talking about the end of the war and this is one of them. That is very good news.

We talk about sovereignty, that's one of them. It's good for Iraq. It's going to make Iraq stronger and happier...Sudani what he's talking about the coalition gonna leave in 2025...it's official.

'Nader you said it was going to happen in June.' No I didn't say in June happen.

I said June they're a possibility for them to work on the dinar because each time they worked on him it's between June and August...They created a new white paper. They're going to start working on the exchange rate and I think from here to the 8th of July. We'll see what's going to happen.

Iraq wanted to de-dollarize. They start de-dollarizing in January but it didn't work for them too much.

The government didn't expect that to happen even by telling them that the dinar are stronger...use the dinar instead of the dollar for the benefits of the country. They tried everything. Now, they said that plan didn't work so they come out to the new white paper...They realized they cannot do nothing without changing the exchange rate.

They're going to have to go down in the exchange rate for the de-dollarization...They're going to have to change their exchange rate...Between now and 8th of July we should have an answer...

what they going to do? Are they going to change the exchange rate...keep it the same...go up...go down?

I think they're going to have to go down on the exchange rate a lot for them to take off the dollar from the street.

https://dinarevaluation.blogspot.com/2024/06/rv-update-by-nader-from-mid-east-1-june.html