Saturday, April 19, 2025
IRAQ NEWS HEADLINES: A company will be designated to assess oil production costs in the Kurdistan Region, 20 APRIL
IRAQ NEWS HEADLINES
A company will be designated to assess oil production costs in the Kurdistan Region during a meeting on Saturday between Iraq’s Oil Ministry,
the KRG Ministry of Natural Resources, and APIKUR, Narmin Marouf, member of the Iraqi Parliament’s Finance Committee, told Zoom News.
FIREFLY & FRANK26 UPDATE, 20 APRIL
Frank26 (KTFA)
[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]FRANK: ATMs are now in position. They’re bringing them forth. Not all are out I know but just curious, do you think they have the lower notes in them right now?
FIREFLY: Mr Sammy wants you to know IHO no lower notes in them yet. But soon.
FRANK: Smile!!!
I am concerned about the budget which I believe has the origin, which I believe has the new exchange rate and I am concerned about the gazette which I believe is hiding the new exchange rate. Everything else waits for the new exchange rate.
The dong? Oh my goodness. I have a feeling next month in May we’re going to be talking about the dong. I hope we’re done talking about the Iraqi dinar pretty soon…But the dong? Oh my word…
The most prominent of which are "thorium and uranium"... Iraq: Our natural resources are estimated at (16) trillion dollars, 20 APRIL
The most prominent of which are "thorium and uranium"... Iraq: Our natural resources are estimated at (16) trillion dollars.
The Prime Minister's financial advisor, Mazhar Mohammed Salih, confirmed on Friday that Iraq ranks ninth globally among countries rich in natural resources, while pointing to a move to invest in strategic minerals whose revenues rival those of oil .
According to the official agency, the Prime Minister's financial advisor, Mazhar Mohammed Salih, "Iraq ranks ninth among the world's ten richest countries in terms of natural resources, with its wealth in precious metals, minerals, and other resources estimated at at least $16 trillion, according to preliminary global estimates ."
He pointed out that "Iraq ranks first in the world in terms of the concentration of natural resources per square kilometer of its vast and diverse geography, particularly in the Mesopotamia Basin region, which is rich in underground resources ."
He explained that "investing in strategic minerals such as thorium and uranium could generate returns comparable to those of oil, as thorium is a cleaner and more important alternative for energy generation compared to uranium." He noted that "linking the value of the national currency to investment in these minerals depends on Iraq's ability to enter value-added chains, which contributes to raising the gross domestic product ."
He added that "the discovery of large quantities of thorium and uranium in southern Iraq represents 'strategic news' that will have a significant impact on diversifying the national economy if exploited optimally, especially if linked to the investment policies associated with the Development Road Project ."
Saleh emphasized that "advancing the exploration and manufacturing processes for these two resources will pave the way for the development of non-oil resources, enhancing Iraq's global geo-economic position. Furthermore, this development will chart the outlines of a new industrial map linked to the path of development, establish a sustainable future, attract major global mining companies with advanced technological capabilities, and provide quality job opportunities within the Iraqi market ."
He pointed out that "this boom in mineral investment will have a positive impact on fiscal and monetary policy, by enhancing monetary stability and increasing national income, which will contribute to improving citizens' well-being ."
He continued, "The importance of thorium and uranium minerals in the global energy market, and the presence of major economic partners such as India, China, and the United States, make Iraq a pivotal player in the field of unconventional fuel resources and an influential center in facilitating international security and energy paths link
GOLDILOCKS: Iraq and Vietnam are already set up and making new modifications on their already "in place" digital platforms., 20 APRIL
GOLDILOCKS
As you can see, Iraq and Vietnam are already set up and making new modifications on their already "in place" digital platforms.
An open banking system makes this all possible and these two countries have come along way since their conception.
We are witnessing some of their final digital transformation processes.
© Goldilocks
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