FIREFLY:Economist on television is explaining about how a revaluation works. They're giving us examples of other countries and after that how the currency is linked or pegged to a basket of other currencies.
Wow...It's being told to us constantly now every day. The planning of the revaluation they say is done and now apparently this currency is going to be linked or pegged to a basket of other currencies.
FRANK: If they tell you it's going to be pegged to a basket of other currencies,...it means we have a new exchange rate because that's the only reason the other currencies in the basket will play along with it...They also want to fluctuate (bounce up and down) with the value of your currency that is about to go insane!
OPEC Secretary General: Crude Oil And Natural Gas Are 'Gifts From God'
Energy Economy News - Follow-up OPEC Secretary-General Haitham Al-Ghais stressed that global warming talks should focus on reducing emissions rather than choosing energy sources, stressing during a speech he delivered at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Azerbaijan that crude oil and natural gas are “a gift from God.”
The comments came as world governments seeking to limit the damage caused by global warming in the Caspian Sea country met to try to reach a comprehensive financial agreement aimed at helping countries cut emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change.
Al-Ghais said in a speech he delivered at the conference hosted by Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, “Oil and natural gas are in fact a gift from God.”
“Today, nearly 180 years after the discovery of oil, specifically here in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, oil and its various derivatives still play a role in how we heat and cool our homes, build buildings, and move and travel from one place to another. Oil and gas remain vital to producers and consumers around the world,” Al Ghais said.
“These resources affect how food is produced, packaged and transported, how medical research is conducted and how medical supplies are manufactured and distributed. I could go on and on with an endless number of examples,” he added.
The statements of the Secretary-General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Haitham Al-Ghais, are in line with the opening speech of the President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, in which he responded to Western criticism of his country's oil and gas industry, and also described these resources as a "gift from God."
He pointed out that the world's governments, which set a ceiling for the rise in global temperature during the Paris summit in 2015 of no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to the pre-industrial revolution level, can achieve their climate goals without shifting away from oil.
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Al Ghais also stressed that a balanced energy transition is the key to global sustainability.
"The Paris Agreement focuses on reducing emissions, not on choosing energy sources," he said.
OPEC said technologies such as carbon capture could address the climate change impacts of burning fossil fuels.
Mohamed Hamel, Secretary General of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, also spoke at the conference on Wednesday in support of fossil fuels.
“As the world’s population grows, the economy expands and human living conditions improve, the world will need more natural gas, not less,” he said.
He added that he hopes that the COP29 agreement on international climate finance will allow support for natural gas projects to help countries transition away from more polluting fuels such as coal.
"The outcome of the conference should facilitate financing of natural gas projects and promote cleaner technologies such as carbon capture, storage and utilization," he added.
There is a lot of information about the dinar being worth more.
There's a lot of news outlets, even on the TV when it comes to Iraqi news, Channel One and Channel Three, speaking about how worthless the dinar is and how its purchasing power needs to change for the country to develop and to go in the right direction.
The Central Bank Of Iraq Sells More Than $894 Million In Three Days
Shafaq News/ The Central Bank of Iraq witnessed total sales of hard currency exceeding $894 million in just three working days last week.
Shafaq News Agency correspondent explained that the Central Bank's sales of the US dollar during the past week, during the three days in which the auction was opened, amounted to 894 million, 662 thousand, and 721 dollars, at a daily average of 298 million, 220 thousand, and 907 dollars.
These sales declined compared to the previous week, when total sales amounted to $1,434,982,505.
He added that the highest sales of the week were on Sunday, reaching $308,018,326, while Tuesday recorded the lowest sales of $287,810,781.
The correspondent pointed out that foreign remittance sales accounted for the largest proportion of total sales, amounting to 841 million, 712 thousand, and 721 dollars, representing 94% of total sales, while cash sales were only 52 million, 950 thousand dollars. LINK
Now let’s focus on the citizens Growth and Purchasing Power in order for IRAQ TO BE THE POWERHOUSE THE NEW REPUBLIC OF IRAQ IS DESTINED TO BECOME 💥💥💤
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