Al-Shammari discusses with the Secretary-General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers enhancing security and service cooperation, 9 JAN

 Al-Shammari discusses with the Secretary-General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers enhancing security and service cooperation

Baghdad /NINA/ -Minister of Interior Abdul Amir Al-Shammari discussed with the Secretary-General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, Mohammed bin Ali Koman, enhancing security and service cooperation.

The ministry stated in a statement that "Al-Shammari received in his office today, the Secretary-General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, Mohammed bin Ali Koman and discussed with him a number of topics of common interest, in a way that enhances joint security work and unifies efforts in combating crime in all its forms. The meeting witnessed a set of discussions related to exchanging experiences and enhancing cooperation." 

Al-Shammari called for "strengthening the foundations of joint Arab security cooperation and adopting common visions," stressing the importance of concerted Arab security efforts to confront challenges.

For his part, Koman praised the Iraqi security institution, its history, and the great development it has achieved in its capabilities. /End

TIDBIT FROM ISAAC, 9 JAN

 ISAAC

To inform that nothing will happen this week and next window for any new information will be be from 8 to 17 of January.

BROTHERS TECHNOLOGY: BANKS ARE READY TO GO AND SO ARE WE!! ‪@DINARREVALUATION‬ #iraqidinar

 

Minister of Electricity: We have developed a plan to reactivate the Iranian gas import contract, 9 JAN

 Minister of Electricity: We have developed a plan to reactivate the Iranian gas import contract

Baghdad /NINA/ -Minister of Electricity Ziad Ali Fadhil announced today, Wednesday, the development of a plan to properly reactivate the Iranian gas import contract.

The minister said in a press statement during his participation in the Iraqi delegation's visit to Tehran: "Regarding the supply of gas needed to operate power stations, we discussed with the Iranian side the reasons for the interruption of gas supplied according to the contracts and agreed quantities, which was reflected in the quantities supplied to Iraq with energy." 

He continued that "the Iraqi side asked the Iranian side to facilitate the procedures for transporting gas from Turkmenistan to Iraq," stressing that "the ministry relies heavily on the contract to secure additional quantities of gas." 

He pointed out: "The Iranian side confirmed its commitment to the terms of the gas import contract to the Iraqi side." / End

TIDBIT FROM JEFF, 9 JAN

 Jeff  

For them to approve the oil and gas law is absolutely waiting for the rate to change...Two very critical articles now saying they've magically reached an agreement on the Oil and Gas Law within the month of January. 

 Again, the Oil and Gas Law has been pending and outstanding since 2005...

MAJEED : BIG CHANGES WILL COME IN THE 2025 FOR THE IRAQI DINAR

 

Iraq and Australia discuss cooperation in construction and reconstruction projects, 9 JAN

 Iraq and Australia discuss cooperation in construction and reconstruction projects

Baghdad /NINA/ -The Head of the Asia and Australia Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hamid Al-Jubouri, discussed with the Australian Ambassador to Baghdad, Glen Miles, cooperation with Australian companies in construction and reconstruction projects inside Iraq.

A statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Al-Jubouri met with the Australian Ambassador at the Ministry's headquarters and during the meeting, they discussed relations between the two countries and ways to enhance and develop them in various fields, in a way that contributes to achieving common interests.

According to the statement, the prospects for joint cooperation with Australian companies in construction and reconstruction projects inside Iraq were also discussed.

The meeting also reviewed regional and international developments, with a focus on events related to the developments in Syria and the region. / End