MAJEED
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
FRANK26: "TRIPARTITE CALCULATED.", 26 NOV
KTFA
FRANK26: "TRIPARTITE CALCULATED."........F26
In detail.. The Iraqi budget is subject to political and economic amendments on Tuesday
11/24/2024
The Finance Committee of the Iraqi Council of Representatives revealed, on Sunday, the details of amending the budget law included on the agenda of next Tuesday's session.
The agenda of the House of Representatives for Tuesday included the first reading of the draft law amending the first law of the Federal Budget Law of the Republic of Iraq for the fiscal years (2023, 2024, 2025) No. (13) of 2023.
Regarding these amendments, the committee member, MP Jamal Kocher, told Shafak News Agency, "The amendment to the budget law includes one paragraph, which is the cost of producing oil in the Kurdistan Region. The previous amount was very small, and after studying and discussing between the federal government and the regional government, they reached the conclusion that the estimate should be immediate to address and solve the problem, and it should be (16) dollars per barrel, until the final answer is obtained from the advisory committee specialized in determining production costs in coordination with the regional government and production companies operating in the fields. "
Kocher added, "This amendment aims to solve the problem and re-export the Kurdistan Region's oil to the Turkish port of Ceyhan. There is a political agreement on this, and the political agreement stressed the necessity of solving this problem. Without the political agreement, this amendment would not have been presented in the House of Representatives, and it will be passed according to this agreement without any obstacles within the parliament regarding this increase."
For his part, member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Moeen Al-Kadhimi, explained that the paragraph amending the general budget law will be limited to Articles 12 and 13 related to the Kurdistan Region’s oil exports and revenues.
Al-Kadhimi explained that "Article 12, which will be amended in the budget law, relates to the costs of producing and transporting oil in the region, as the costs of producing oil differ in Basra and are calculated at $6 per barrel, while in the Kurdistan Region they are calculated at $20."
He pointed out that "Article 13 of the budget law, which will witness amendment, relates to the region's oil exports and its export via the Turkish port of Ceyhan."
Al-Kadhimi pointed out the importance and emphasis on amending the budget law and voting on it before the end of the current legislative session, especially since the extended session will end on December 9.
TIDBIT FROM SANDY INGRAM, 26 NOV
Sandy Ingram
Iraq faces 2025 fiscal squeeze ...as declining oil prices put immense pressure on the nation's budget which has been heavily dependent on oil revenues for decades.
The International Monetary Fund has recently issued a stark warning to Iraq cautioning the government's 2025 budget projections may be overly optimistic leaving the country vulnerable if oil prices continue to slide...
The Iraqi government has budgeted for crude oil prices to remain stable around $85 per barrel but the global market has seen a recent dip with prices hovering closer to $70 per barrel...Without a substantial increase in non-oil revenue the country may face a fiscal squeeze in 2025...
FRANK26: "IN SUDANI'S BANKS WE TRUST" , 26 NOV
KTFA
FRANK26: "IN SUDANI'S BANKS WE TRUST".......F26
Granting of a license to Al-Lubwa Exchange Company Limited / Category (B)
November 24, 2024
♦ Granting a license to Al-Labwa Exchange Company Limited / Category (B) .. For
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Monday, November 25, 2024
CAMY LYNNE: "December 10th, Victory Day" , 26 NOV
💢Cami Lynne, Liberty Lounger Extraordinaire, shares the last page of article from Iraq, detailing the plans for Currency Auction.
💢Cami Lynne: Here's the 2nd page of that post that clarifies Auctions Start November 26th for period of 14 days which takes us to when???.....December 10th, Victory Day....the day Iraq said they wanted to be done! 🪅🪅🪅
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