American and Iraq elections. Official commentary on the shape of the upcoming relationship with the new president, 1 NOV

 American and Iraq elections. Official commentary on the shape of the upcoming relationship with the new president

Iraq does not hide its quest for a new stage of strategic relations with the United States of America, focusing more on politics, economy and energy, after it has focused for many years on the security and military fields.

The positions in Iraq differ from the official position, which believes that relations are moving for the better, and the position of experts and observers who believe that the next administration, whether republican or democratic, will use the “principle of force” in its policy with Iraq.

Farhad Alauddin, an adviser to the prime minister for foreign relations, said: “Regardless of the outcome of the upcoming U.S. elections, relations between Iraq and the United States will continue to be governed by the Strategic Framework Agreement, common interests, security, security and energy, economic investments and cultural exchange cooperation.”

He points to “the importance of Iraq as an axis of stability in the region, for the role it plays in achieving balances and regional stability.”
On October 27, Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein, while chairing the periodic meeting of the Higher Coordinating Committee of the Strategic Framework Agreement between Baghdad and Washington, stressed the importance of strengthening relations with America and moving to a solid economic partnership.
Hussein stressed the need not to focus on the military and security aspects only, but to expand cooperation to include the economic, health, educational and environmental fields.

Relations between Baghdad and Washington over the past two decades have focused on the military, security and counter-terrorism aspects, as a result of the conditions in which Iraq was experiencing, but they seek to expand them to include other fields.
Iraqi-American relations are subject to the Strategic Framework Agreement signed by Iraq with the United States of America in 2008, and the two sides began implementing its provisions in 2009.

 The agreement includes 11 clauses covering the diplomatic, political, security, economic and cultural fields, and provides for long-term relations between the two countries in accordance with the principle of equality in sovereignty, rights and common interests.

"THE RATE WILL CHANGE NOV 3 OR 4" BY MAJEED, 1 NOV

MAJEED

The rate will change NOV 3 or 4 Bcs on these days they will implement reducing interest rate which will destroy the economy although they want to keep the same economic growth rate & they will start auctioning bonds Thx

@BROTHERSTE27892

And here says there are remittance

auction will be held by the banks

starting November 3 Which means no more auction

companies at the airport doing 

exchanges

CBI ANNOUNCED THE IQD RV!!!! @DINARREVALUATION

Minister of Transport: We have completed the designs of railway linking and 84% of the road for the development road, 1 NOV

Minister of Transport: We have completed the designs of railway linking and 84% of the road for the development road

Economy News – Baghdad

Transport Minister Razak Mahibs Al-Saadawi announced on Thursday the construction of Iraq’s initial designs for railway connection and 84% of the designs of the land road for the development road during the ministerial meeting held in Baghdad, which included his Turkish, Qatari and Emirati counterparts.

https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=49353

TIDBIT FROM FRANK26, 1 NOV

 Frank26

   IMO early this month all banks were told [about the dinar] and that's why now IMO every bank that you go to is now singing a completely different tune because they just realized, oh my goodness there's a lot of Jed Clampetts out there that are about to come into our banks, we got to take care of them...

They're employees.  They did exactly what their boss told them to say, It's a scam, get out of here.  But you know and I know it's not.

BONDHOLDERS COULD GET THEIR PAYMENTS BEFORE THE 2ND FROM MARZ @DINARREVALUATION

 

Advisor to the Prime Minister: Iraq is moving to strengthen partnership with foreign companies, 1 NOV

 Advisor to the Prime Minister: Iraq is moving to strengthen partnership with foreign companies

INA-  Baghdad


The representative of the Prime Minister, technical adviser and head of the sovereign loan initiative, Mohammed Sahib Al-Daraji, said on Thursday that the private sector is a key pillar in the government’s new economic plan, pointing to the government’s efforts to reduce the transfer of foreign currency and support national projects.

  Al-Daraji conveyed, in a speech during the first Iraq Economic Forum, and attended by the reporter of the Iraqi News Agency (INA): “The greetings of Prime Minister Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani and his support for this conference,” explaining that “the Iraqi government has begun real steps to support the Iraqi economy, as it changed the philosophy of the economy, which suffered from the lack of clarity of the economic vision for more than twenty years.”

“The government pays special support to the investment and business sectors, as it seeks to separate direct investment and provide a suitable environment for the private sector to participate in projects, and encourages the government to partner with foreign companies to show developments in the customs and tax system, such as unifying tax and customs tariffs across regions, and exempting foreign companies from some special taxes,” he said. 

 He pointed out that “Iraq has embarked on guaranteeing the private sector in front of international financial institutions through the sovereign guarantees initiative, and has moved towards establishing an international market for carbon bonds to support project financing.” 

 He pointed to “the three priorities of the Iraqi economy: the localization of industries, integration with international financial institutions, and the development of competencies for the public and private sectors,” adding that “the Iraqi market is open to international companies, especially in the construction and clean energy sectors, and that there is a trend to support the private sector through new legislation such as intellectual property protection laws and partnership between the public and private sectors.”

“The government supports an economy based on partnership with the private sector, with a focus on reducing the transfer of hard currency abroad. 

 He expressed his “hope that these conferences will result in outputs that support the directions of the current government, which is the most listening to the private sector and the most involved in decisions,” pointing to “the presence of representatives from the private sector in the Board of Directors of the Development Fund and within the official delegations of the Prime Minister as a message to support businessmen.”