Central Bank Governor meets Spanish Ambassador to Iraq
His Excellency the Governor of the Central Bank, Mr. Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, met with the Spanish Ambassador to Iraq, Mrs. Alicia Ricoperez del Bulgari, to discuss developing relations between the Iraqi and Spanish financial sectors.
The two parties discussed opening channels of communication between the Central Bank of Iraq and the Spanish Bank in a step aimed at enhancing cooperation with the Spanish side in all economic fields, most notably cooperation in the banking sector.
Central Bank of Iraq Media Office September 30, 2024 link
Thank you MarkZ for all your time, and encouragement daily….. PDK
MarkZ Update- Some highlights by PDK-Not verbatim
MarkZ Disclaimer: Please consider everything on this call as my opinion. People who take notes do not catch everything and its best to watch the video so that you get everything in context. Be sure to consult a professional for any financial decisions
Member: GM….did anyone else half expect to wake up with notifications today?
Member: Member: Is tomorrow the day we have all been waiting for??? Sure is a lot of hype that it may be.
MZ: Many issues today with the internet over all of Puerto Rico and many parts of the US. If this podcast drops off…..that is the reason , and do not be surprised if it does.
MZ: The lack of internet has kept me from checking in with many of my sources this morning.
Member: Prayers for everyone who's affected by the storm.
Member: Praying for All in the horrible devastation here in the US.
Member: People from Augusta, GA are having to travel down I-20 about 45 minutes to get gas. There is no gas in Thomson, GA, Harlem, Grovetown, and Greensboro.
Member: Massive Power Outages Hit Carolina and Georgia: Thousands Without Electricity Amid Storm, Delays in Reporting Due to Damaged Communication Lines.
Member: There is another hurricane forming that may be headed on the same path.
Member: Our internet went down on Friday morning in this area of UK
Member: Acapulco has also been hit with hurricane John
Member: With the port strike supposedly starting tomorrow …things are about to get worse.
Member: The railroads are already refusing freight headed to the east coast ports
Member: The black -out is here. Maybe the RV is here!
Member: Mark Z I heard from someone that it is possible Iraq will go first only in country
Member: If Iraq goes alone and first ……I think the rest of the world will follow close behind.
MZ: MilitiaMan did a great video last night. There is a lot going on with the HCL over the weekend.
Member: . I liked his video last night.. Great job Militia Man and Crew!
MZ: “KDP Mortgage census to apply article 140 to return displaced Kurds” This is really big and one of the things we were expecting. This one had Militiaman excited on Saturday.
MZ: “ The Governor of the Central Bank meets the Ambassador of Spain in Iraq” This means “International” Read it right here
Member: I saw reports of the US Embassy being under attack over the weekend in Iraq. Hope this doesn’t delay us yet again? Pray for US personnel in Iraq
MZ: On the banking side- we are seeing a lot of rates over the weekend. Everything from the standard .00076 that MilititaMan and crew talk about……I know of 3 different banks whose foreign currency trackers show $3.57 over the weekend again. We cannot exchange it yet but it certainly appears to be headed that direction.
Member: Every source says that payouts for German boxes start the middle of this coming week
MZ: Pretty much all my sources agree. The consensus is they start tomorrow morning when Zurich opens. That is what nearly all my bond sources say on the German bonds. They have not yet mentioned the Dragon bonds for this week.
Member: Another Intel Provider said some countries have been revaluing from this morning.
Member: Tomorrow should be a big news day…New US Fiscal year, Libor turns into SOFAR, port strikes, and much more……
Member: Rumor: The corporate USA is done! No more. As of tomorrow officially
MZ: There is a lot coming together right now.
Member: We need this damn RV to happen so we can start helping with $$$$
Member: If this isn't a Black swan event, I'd be hard pressed to describe one.
Member: Stock up today! Ports striking tomorrow!
MZ: The Strike is supposed to start at one minute past midnight tonight.
Member: Items to think about besides food for this disaster, hygiene products, head lamps, gloves, trash bags, bleach and other cleaners, paper towels, Plastic sheeting, think outside the box.
Member: As the saying goes it will get worse before it gets better.
Member: Everyone should try and be a glow worm today - shine brightly & have a great day!
Shafaq News/ On Monday, the Iraqi military announced that Lt. Gen. Abdul Amir Rashid Yarallah, Chief of Staff of the Army, chaired a security meeting on Sunday evening to discuss the current security situation in the region.
According to a statement, the meeting was attended by the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, along with the commanders of various military branches, including the ground forces, air force, army aviation, and air defense, as well as the Director of Planning.
“The discussion focused on the overall security conditions in the region, as well as the challenges facing Iraqi security forces amid ongoing regional developments.” The statement said.
The statement also stressed the readiness of Iraqi security forces “to maintain the highest levels of security and their preparedness for any potential emergencies, all aimed at bolstering stability and peace across the country.”
The killing of Hezbollah’s secretary-general Hassan Nasrallah and the escalated Israeli military operations against Lebanon are widely seen as a direct message to Iran, Iraq, Yemen, and other nations aligned with the "Axis of Resistance," signaling that Israel, under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, can target key figures at will.
Security and political experts have warned that any Iraqi military response to Israel's recent strikes on Lebanon could trigger "catastrophic" repercussions, suggesting that Tel Aviv may retaliate with direct attacks on critical Iraqi infrastructure, including ports, oil refineries, and electricity grids.
The four scenarios for how the “currency exchange” might unfold when altering the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar:
Scenario 1: Once the remaining D********e operatives are completely wiped out, the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar will be changed. (There’s also a chance GESARA will launch before this happens.) The fall of the DS means the rise of true power for the people.
Scenario 2: Currency exchange will be handled through a QFS account. In this case, the Iraqi dinar’s rate change will happen right after GESARA is announced. The QFS isn’t just a system – it’s the d***h knell for their old, c*****t ways.
Scenario 3: There are other ways to deal with the remnants of the D********e beyond QFS accounts. (The timing of the exchange rate changes will depend on the response.) We know that they are scrambling, trying every move to maintain their grip. But their time is running out.
Scenario 4: First, change the exchange rate only within Iraq (the new rate won’t be displayed on FOREX). Currency exchange and swapping for new notes will be for Iraqi citizens only, at first. (Until GESARA launches, broader exchange outside the country won’t be possible.) They’re trying to slow us down, to keep the truth from spreading – but we know what’s coming, and nothing can stop it.
The truth is, these plans are already set in motion. The DS is cornered, and every move they make leads to their downfall. Stay vigilant. The storm is here, and their control is crumbling before our eyes.
Shafaq News/ On Monday, the Market Forces Committee, established by Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, recommended holding a joint Iraqi-Turkish forum in Baghdad.
In a press statement, the committee — which includes the Iraqi Private Banks League, the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce, the Turkiye-Iraq Business Council, and the Iraqi Union of Contractors — said, “The committee held its meeting today and hosted the financial advisor to the PM, Mudher Muhammad Saleh.”
The committee added that it recommended enhancing economic relations with Turkiye by organizing a joint Iraqi-Turkish forum under the patronage of the Prime Minister in Baghdad, coinciding with the planned visit of the Turkish Minister of Trade to the capital in November.
Moreover, the committee emphasized the need to support the establishment of the International Development Road, which would contribute to “a significant leap in international transportation and industry, while promoting the private sector and making Iraq a strategic corridor between Asia and Europe.”
The Market Forces Committee highlighted the importance of resolving issues faced by the Iraqi and Turkish private sectors related to financial transfers, customs, entry visas, and more, which would help develop economic relations.
“We are open to all market forces in both Iraq and Turkiye,” it concluded.