IRAQ NEWS HEADLINES: The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has played an active role in combating money laundering and terrorist financing in Iraq

 IRAQ NEWS HEADLINES

#BREAKING: The Kurdistan Region’s Council of Ministers affirms that the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) will continue its dialogue and negotiations with the Iraqi government to resolve all outstanding issues within the framework of the constitution— including the resumption of oil exports from the Kurdistan Region through Iraq’s state oil marketing company, SOMO - statement : KRG

The Council also emphasizes that enhancing investment in the oil and gas sector, in line with the Iraqi Constitution, will increase federal revenues and reaffirms that these revenues must be fairly distributed for the benefit of all Iraqis.

The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has played an active role in combating money laundering and terrorist financing in Iraq, according to Ali Al-Alaq, Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq. Speaking at a conference on the issue in Baghdad, Al-Alaq also noted efforts to integrate artificial intelligence into the country’s banking system.

JENTEL NOTES: Next is 4B

JENTEL NOTES

RV NEWS-

AA Gabriel: Other tiers have been funded are in the hands of financial institutions & individuals to disperse to the people. 

Next is 4B. 

The word spreads on Wednesday USA time that rates have been made public.

 Notifications come directly after. If delays occur, they will try the next day & continue until complete. 

They want the transition to 4B to complete in May.

COMING IN THE NEWS-

- Chaos coming with transportation of supply chain USA. Saw a train derail or crash.

- Mississippi (possible flooding)

-Fires (Pacific Rim)

- Submarines

MAJEED : ONCE THE IQD GO ON FOREX , IT WILL BE LIKE THE SHOTGUN TO LET THE OTHER CURRENCIES TO REVALUE

 

Iraq PM announces "Reconstruction and Development Coalition"

 Iraq PM Al Sudani to run in elections with new alliance

His sight set on a second term in office, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani has unveiled a new alliance to compete in the country's national election later this year.

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TIDBIT FROM MILITIAMAN

 Militia Man

  Iraq has said they're was going to be the launch of the digital dinar...Alaq has stated the deletion of the zeros project still exists.  He's already stated they were ready to or going to launch a digital dinar, a CBDC. 

 Iraq is not going to do that by themselves.  I've been talking about inner-connectivity because I set the stage for everything to take place, approval from...all those stakeholders [The World Bank, US Treasury, IMF, US Federal Reserve, Regional central banks].

 That Development Road Project is going to be a very big project.   

It's going to create massive amount of revenue streams for the country and it's also going to create jobs.  It's going to do so much.  It's going allow more tourism, religious tourism.  Iraq's background is phenomenal...The region and the world is embracing Iraq..

NADER FROM MID EAST: The CEO of Central Bank of Iraq, talking in exchange

 

Central Bank of Iraq launches Financial Inclusion Strategy

 The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) has launched its first National Financial Inclusion Strategy, covering the period 2025-2029.

The initiative provides an integrated framework aimed at enabling all individuals and businesses to access the financial sector and use appropriate, secure financial services with consumer protection guarantees. The strategy is expected to contribute to both economic and social development.

Governor Ali Mohsen Al-Allaq emphasised the Bank's commitment to advancing financial inclusion domestically and through collaboration with regional and international partners. The strategy was developed in partnership with the World Bank Group, Arab Monetary Fund, Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI), and Germany's Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), along with numerous local public and private stakeholders.

Key goals include:

• Increasing the percentage of Iraqis with bank accounts
• Strengthening consumer protection within the financial sector
• Expanding the use of modern digital payment methods
• Upgrading infrastructure and regulatory frameworks to support inclusion

(Source: Central Bank of Iraq)