Iraq sweeps industry push: New directives covering Kurdistan
Shafaq News/ Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on Sunday directed federal and Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) institutions to hold joint meetings aimed at harmonizing procedures and resolving obstacles to industrial cooperation.
The directive came during a meeting of the Industrial Coordination Council, where the Prime Minister chaired discussions on advancing Iraq’s national industry and reviewed the implementation of previous decisions.
Notably, Iraq's industry has struggled for decades due to conflict, sanctions, and economic mismanagement. Although Iraq has a sizable labor force and natural resource wealth, its manufacturing sector remains underdeveloped, contributing less than 10% to GDP.
Gods timing is perfect! Happy Passover everyone! This debt forgiveness has Leviticus 25:9-12 written all over it!
Polls on X are out asking people if they are ready for Medbeds? Seniors are starting to be forgiven of credit card debt and DOGE is preparing to rollout dividend checks while forgiving debts simultaneously.
This is all part of priming the proverbial pump for what we've been anticipating. Yes everyone wants it yesterday, but God's timing is always perfect. Trust HIM above all else. God bless you all. We made it this far, he will take us the rest of the way. 👀
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani stressed on Saturday the principle of national partnership in the face of national challenges and entitlements, and this came during a meeting with the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, at the Salah al-Din resort in Erbil governorate.
The Sudanese Media Office said in a statement received by {Euphrates News}, that “the meeting witnessed a review of the national situation and files, as the importance of national partnership and continuous communication between the federal government and the political forces in the country was emphasized. They also discussed ways to strengthen Iraq’s capabilities to face internal and external challenges, in addition to cooperation between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government with regard to national benefits.
Al-Sudani expressed his
support for the dialogue of political forces in the Kurdistan Region, and urged it to speed up the formation of the government after the last elections of the regional parliament.
For his part, “Masoud Barzani praised the balanced federal government’s policy towards developments in the region,” stressing “the government’s keenness on the interests of Iraq and its interest in communicating and consulting with the national political forces in all files.”
...at 2am on the 10th Iraq put out and has an international rate for their dinar. Do I know what it is?
No.
Do I care?
No, but
it is an international rate that was put out for the people to see...
Now, where does that put us?
...we are at the position right now where we are waiting for something to happen...and sounds like we're just about there...That is what we're hearing...that we were at the finish line...
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani welcomed on Sunday the return of the Arab Bank to work inside Iraq, after nearly eighty years of a pause, stressing that this step represents a clear indication of the political and economic stability witnessed by the country at the current stage.
The Sudanese Media Office said in a statement received by {Euphrates News} that “the latter received the delegation of the Arab Bank headed by Sabih Al-Masri, Chairman of the Bank’s Board of Directors, accompanied by a number of members of the Bank’s Board of Directors, on the occasion of the near opening of the Bank’s branch (Arab Bank / Iraq) in the capital Baghdad. During the meeting, it was discussed to strengthen cooperation between Iraq and the Bank in the financial and banking fields, and the Bank’s participation in financing various investment projects.”
He stressed that “the Arab Bank has been present in Iraq directly for nearly eighty years, explaining that its return is now important and reflects the state of political and economic stability that the country is currently witnessing.”
The Prime Minister pointed out that it is important that the bank’s activity is not limited to providing financial services, but contributes to the process of development and economic stability in the country, stressing the government’s readiness to provide all forms of support and support, in order to enhance Arab and foreign banking activity, in the service of the Iraqi economy and its development.”
For its part, the Bank’s delegation expressed its readiness to finance a number of investment projects and expand their banking activities, in a way that will contribute to creating job opportunities and revitalizing the economic sector.
