FRANK26: "THIS IS THEIR VICTORY DAY!!!".........F26
Iraq suspends official work on Tuesday, December 10 - Urgent
11/30/2024
Baghdad
The General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers announced today, Saturday (November 30, 2024), that official work will be suspended in the country on Tuesday, December 10, on the occasion of Victory Day over ISIS.
A government source told Baghdad Today, “It was decided to suspend official work on Tuesday, December 10, on the occasion of the anniversary of the liberation of Iraq from the terrorist ISIS gangs (Victory Day).”
It is noteworthy that Iraq announced on December 10, 2017, victory over ISIS and the liberation of all cities that were controlled by the organization.
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: Good evening one and all…..
Member: I heard from a lil bird that this weekend will be something special!!
MZ: We did have some good news out of Iraqi parliament today. “Parliamentary Finance : Satisfaction and optimism with the rate of completion of the government program” They want you to know that they made great progress and have expectations for the budget to be voted on in the next few days.I am looking forward to seeing the news tomorrow morning.
MZ: From insider news and other sources in Iraq- I have more confirmations that they are trying to having it done by Dec 10th and Victory Day. It made me feel really good to hear this from another source or two.
Member: Heard auctions would cease on 12/31. Then dinar would have a new rate
MZ: No new bond news today.
Member: Could it be the news coming out for the “RV” that the bonds are already laying in waiting for the signal and we all go together?? Just a thought
Member: MM's crew debunked those ridiculous notes - we are looking for 1's, 5's, etc if the dinar is worth more than the dollar
MZ: Yes we are looking for the 1’s and 5’s….but think the $250’s could act as a bridge for in between. This is just a first step…and as the dinar value goes way up- they will need 1’s and 5’s.
Member: And TNT says those smaller notes will be out shortly.
MZ: “Trump nominates Paul Atkins to lead securities and exchange commission” What does this tell us? A shift to crypto friendly policies. This is taking power away from the Federal Reserve.
Member: Mark do you know how things are going to work when rv happens. Some say there is no 800 numbers and we go to the bank?
Member: You are free to do as you wish. I am going to a designated redeeming bank/redemption center with the security and the people trained to do our exchanges.
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Member: I wonder -will we know the rates before we get to the RV?
Member: Whatever the rates…it will be much more than we have now.
Member: Good night all and see you in the AM……Sweet RV dreams
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The Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, said on Thursday that thanks to the Prime Minister Mohamed Shia Al-Sudani's backing, the progress in the restructuring project of Rafidain Bank has been accelerated. The bank's media office said in a statement obtained by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, chaired an expanded meeting to discuss the restructuring project of Rafidain Bank," pointing out that "the committee for this project included officials in the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank, the adviser to the Prime Minister and the head of the World Bank mission in Iraq, as well as members of Ernst & Young as an expert auditor and consultant in the restructuring process."
The statement added that "the World Bank Country Manager in Iraq, Emmanuel Salinas, explained the reality of work on this project, in which he presented the opportunities available within the banking environment in Iraq and the mechanism for developing the restructuring plan in its operational and financial aspects."
Feras Kilani, an expert in the structuring project from Ernst & Young, explained that "the project has progressed very significantly since it began in September of 2024 and has currently reached 74%, and the next phase of the scope of work will be completed by the end of this month, and move to an advanced stage in this project."
The Governor stressed that "the support of the Prime Minister in this aspect positively accelerated the progress of the project, to reach important stages in the process of structuring and development in Rafidain Bank."
President of the Republic Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid stressed on Thursday the need to coordinate with international bodies in the field of military industrialization.
The Media Department of the Presidency of the Republic said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, received today at Baghdad Palace, the head of the Military Industrialization Commission, Mustafa Ati Hassan," noting that "during the meeting, they discussed the work of the Military Industrialization Commission and ways to improve its production."
According to the statement, the President of the Republic pointed to "the importance of supporting the Commission and seeking to make it the main supplier of the relevant state institutions in a way that secures its actual needs."
He stressed "the need to intensify communication and coordination mechanisms with international bodies with competence in the field of military industrialization, and to exchange experiences with them to qualify engineering and technical cadres in a way that contributes to enhancing the capabilities and capabilities of the commission, and serves the country's development goals."
He stressed "the need to expand cooperation and partnership with the private sector and benefit from the expertise and energies available to it," praising "the manufacturing achievements made by the commission in the military industries."
For his part, the head of the Military Industrialization Commission, Mustafa Ati, expressed his "thanks to the President of the Republic for his interest in the work of the Military Industrialization Commission," stressing "the keenness of the Commission with all its formations and cadres to supplement the national economy, and secure the needs of the relevant state institutions."
