WARNINGS AGAINST “MINISTERS OF FAILURE”… ADAI CALLS ON AL-ZIDI TO CONFRONT THE PRESSURES OF THE BLOCS AND APPOINT COMPETENT INDIVIDUALS TO MINISTERIAL POSITIONS

 WARNINGS AGAINST “MINISTERS OF FAILURE”… ADAI CALLS ON AL-ZIDI TO CONFRONT THE PRESSURES OF THE BLOCS AND APPOINT COMPETENT INDIVIDUALS TO MINISTERIAL POSITIONS

(Mnt Goat: how many times must we read these types of articles over these election cycles. Yes, they are always filling these high paying govt jobs as favoritism rather that real skill to do a competent job. We are about to see it again with Nouri al-Maliki getting either a vice president position or even now he wants the minister of oil Zaidi’s cabinet position. Of all positions in the cabinet this is definitely one you don’t want Maliki medaling around in. He will most definitely mess up the current agreements made with Kurdistan and muck up the Oil and Gas Law now on the table in parliament. Do you see how he works. He actually wants to stop the Oil and Gas Law because he knows it will bring conclusion to this constitutional requirement, something the US is demanding prior to the reinstatement. Who stopped the reinstatement in December 2012. Go figure! This guy is bad news for any real progress in Iraq. They use these key positions to compromise votes, horse trade and manipulate the economy.)

MP Riyadh Adai warned the prime minister-designate on Tuesday against succumbing to pressure from certain political forces seeking to impose “incompetent” figures in the upcoming cabinet. He stressed the necessity of selecting professional ministers, free from the abhorrent quota system.

Adai told Al-Maalouma, “The current stage requires selecting a cabinet of competent and experienced individuals, completely avoiding figures who have previously proven their failure in managing the state’s key institutions.”  He explained that “appointing ministers who do not rise to the level of responsibility will lead to a weak government that fails to meet the people’s aspirations.”

He added, “There is pressure being exerted by some political entities on the prime minister-designate to approve specific names lacking qualifications,” warning that “accepting this pressure will reproduce failure, and the prime minister-designate must bear full responsibility for choosing the most suitable individuals to lead the ministries.”

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🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ GOVERNMENT FORMATION & REFORM WATCH 👀💰

 Paulette 

  Al-Zaidi's government was given confidence, he and the ministers were sworn in at Parliament.  The world, especially the US, has been congratulating him on forming the government...

Iraq now has a functioning, non-caretaker status, government that can start moving on the Kurd/Baghdad Oil and Gas Law, laws to regulate the Factions and laws to bring all arms in control of the State...Once we see those accomplished and not before,  I will start watching what the CBI does.

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🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ GOVERNMENT FORMATION & REFORM WATCH 👀💰

According to commentary shared by Paulette, Al-Zaidi’s government has officially received confidence approval, and both the Prime Minister and ministers have now been sworn in before Parliament. 🏛️✅

🌍 International recognition is already taking place, with global leaders — especially the United States — congratulating Iraq on successfully forming its government.

📌 This is important because Iraq is no longer operating under a temporary “caretaker” government status. The country now has a fully functioning administration capable of moving forward with major national reforms and long-delayed legislation. ⚖️🇮🇶

Among the key priorities expected to move forward:

🛢️ Kurdistan/Baghdad Oil & Gas Law
🛡️ Laws regulating armed factions
🔐 Bringing all weapons under state authority
🏦 Financial and institutional reforms
📈 Strengthening state control and stability

💡 Paulette stresses that these developments matter because political stability and legal structure are often viewed as necessary before deeper monetary reforms can occur.

👀 She also points out that once Iraq begins successfully implementing these major reforms, attention could then shift toward what the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) may do next regarding the financial system and currency policy. 💵

⚠️ The overall message:
Political stability first. Structural reforms second. Financial outcomes follow afterward. 🇮🇶📊

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🚨🇮🇶 Iraq’s “Next Phase” Reforms Could Strengthen the Dinar 💵📈#iqd #dinarnews

 

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AN ECONOMIST: THE SLOGAN FOR THE NEXT PHASE SHOULD AIM TO REVITALIZE THE PRIVATE SECTOR

AN ECONOMIST: THE SLOGAN FOR THE NEXT PHASE SHOULD AIM TO REVITALIZE THE PRIVATE SECTOR

Economic expert Dirgham Muhammad Ali affirmed that the government salary crisis, which is driving operational spending to record levels, is a top priority for the incoming government.

(Mnt Goat: Yes, Iraq desperately needs to move this expenditure to the private sector. They have been talking about this for over 20 years and so why are they still on a socialized welfare system? There is only one answer to this question and that is they are not taking calculated risks and already missed one of the most important moves in 2012-2013, the reinstatement of the dinar. They are now paying the price of missing this move over and over again. But this keeps the corruption moving to Iran while Iraq suffers.)

In a statement to the Iraqi National News Agency ( NINA ), he said, “Economic reform of the current situation begins with supporting the private sector to expand and become the foundation of the labor market, making it more attractive than government jobs.”

He explained that “credit packages and legal and logistical facilitations await the private sector according to the program launched by the incoming government, which must be fundamental and focus on creating a private sector that leads the labor market and reduces state operational spending.” He pointed out that “current expenditures have begun to consume the budget, forcing the government to borrow to cover the spending deficit, which makes the shift towards the private sector a national necessity, not a luxury.”

He stressed that “current spending is the highest in the country’s history due to the increasing number of those receiving salaries and the contraction of development.”

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🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ ECONOMIC REFORM HIGHLIGHTS – PM ZAIDIMESSAGE 💰📈

 🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ ECONOMIC REFORM HIGHLIGHTS – PM ZAIDI MESSAGE 💰📈

According to commentary shared by Omar, Iraq’s Prime Minister is now publicly speaking about entering the “next phase” of the country’s economic transformation. 🏦✨

📺 Prime Minister Zaidi emphasized the launch of a “comprehensive economic and financial reform program” aimed at:

✅ Strengthening Iraq’s national partnership
✅ Improving public services
✅ Fighting corruption
✅ Modernizing the financial system
✅ Building a stronger and more stable economy 🇮🇶

💡 One of the most important points mentioned was that these reforms could eventually help give the Iraqi dinar more REAL value — but only if Iraq fully implements the deeper structural monetary reforms taking place behind the scenes. 💵🔍

📊 This is significant because true currency strength is not created by hype or speculation alone. It usually comes from:

🏛️ Banking modernization
💳 Financial transparency
🌍 International compliance standards
📈 Economic diversification
🔐 Stronger monetary policy
⚖️ Anti-corruption enforcement

🔎 Omar points out that the type of reforms being discussed are the same foundational requirements that historically precede a stronger national currency and broader international financial integration.

⚠️ The key takeaway:
Iraq’s leadership appears to be signaling that economic reform is not just talk anymore — but part of a larger phased strategy focused on long-term stability and financial restructuring. 🏗️💰

🇮🇶 The message coming from Iraqi leadership continues to center around:
“Reform first… then stronger financial outcomes may follow.”

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Omar  

On the television we have our prime minister Zaidi.  He said we're going to start the next phase.  We will see the launch of a "comprehensive economic and financial reform program"that will strengthen our national partnership and focus on improving services and fighting corruption...

He said financial reforms can lead to giving the dinar more real value.  But he said only if Iraq actually executes the deeper structural monetary reform behind the scenes...The type of reforms Zaidi is talking to us about are the same one that required before any currency can strengthen. 

FRANK26….5-16-26…..ONLY Z

 

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THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC AFFIRMS THE IMPORTANCE OF SUPPORTING THE PRIVATE SECTOR AS A KEY PARTNER IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC AFFIRMS THE IMPORTANCE OF SUPPORTING THE PRIVATE SECTOR AS A KEY PARTNER IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

President Nizar Amidi emphasized the importance of supporting the private sector and enabling it to play its vital role as a key partner in economic development.

The Presidential Media Office stated in a press release: “President Nizar Amidi received today, Wednesday, Abdullah al-Jubouri, Vice Chairman of the Permanent Council for Private Sector Development.”

During the meeting, al-Jubouri provided a detailed explanation of the Council’s work, its responsibilities, and the economic vision it seeks to achieve, in accordance with developmental paths aligned with the state’s development plans, contributing to supporting the national economy and strengthening the private sector’s role in the development process.

The President stressed the importance of supporting the private sector and enabling it to fulfill its vital role as a key partner in economic development, emphasizing the need to create a suitable investment environment and remove obstacles facing businesspeople and investors, thereby contributing to achieving sustainable development, diversifying income sources, and reducing reliance on traditional resources.

He also pointed to the importance of strengthening the partnership between the public and private sectors and supporting economic initiatives that contribute to creating job opportunities and stimulating productive activity, in line with the priorities of economic reform and achieving comprehensive development.

For his part, Al-Jubouri expressed his appreciation for the President’s interest in the private sector, affirming the Council’s continued work on presenting initiatives and proposals that would support economic activity and strengthen the partnership between the public and private sectors, serving the national interest and enhancing economic stability in the country.

(Mnt Goat: Okay so why is it really so important to implement the private sector. WE have remember that the goal for Iraq is to move away from a socialize system where everything was owned by the state and paid by the state. This take time and is not as easy as most think. So, lets’ get rid of all these fancy words as in the article and get down to the basics:

1.The PRIVATE SECTOR can slowly take the burden and pressure off the GOI OF having to pay billions each month in salaries, retirements, etc. As the companies come into Iraq and create employment, they can move these commitments to the private companies. These same companies can also create pension funds to support retirements.

2. The PRIVATE SECTOR can help in the long standing goal of diversification of the country in that these private sector companies can come into Iraq and help develop Iraq’s natural resources like silica and other limited metals needed for industry.

3. The PRIVATE SECTOR can enable sustainability in that when chaos breaks out within the oil market, Iraq is no longer held hostage to the oil prices to service its citizens or marketplace.

4. The PRIVATE SECTOR as time moves on can deliver electricity, water, garbage pickup, etc. and other essential services that are normally by a private sector for a fee, fees paid by the citizens individually for the service. Again this takes yet another set of  financial burdens off the GOI. )

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