🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ TAKES ANOTHER MAJOR STEP TOWARD ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION! 💵🌍

🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ TAKES ANOTHER MAJOR STEP TOWARD ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION! 💵🌍

Today's news is one more reason for long-term Dinar investors to stay encouraged! 🇮🇶✨

Iraq and the United States have signed 48 agreements and memorandums of understanding worth more than $60 BILLION, covering key sectors such as energy, banking, technology, industry, and finance.

Among the most encouraging developments are:

✅ Modernizing Iraq's banking system.
✅ Connecting Iraqi banks to the global financial system.
✅ Expanding electronic payments and financial transparency.
✅ Attracting billions in foreign investment.
✅ Strengthening the private sector and creating sustainable jobs.
✅ Investing in technology, education, and long-term economic growth.

These are exactly the kinds of structural reforms that many have hoped to see as Iraq continues rebuilding its economy and modernizing its financial infrastructure.

While this announcement does not confirm an RV, it reflects Iraq's continued commitment to building a stronger, more diversified economy capable of attracting global investment.

Every major economy is built one step at a time—and today's agreements represent another significant milestone on Iraq's journey.

🙏 Stay patient. Stay informed. The foundation continues to grow.

The best chapters are often written after years of preparation. 🇮🇶💙

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IRAQ IS PREPARING TO TRANSLATE THE OUTCOMES OF THE WASHINGTON TALKS INTO DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.

Iraq and the United States of America launched an economic partnership that represented a highly important strategic transitional phase, especially after the two countries signed 48 agreements and memoranda of understanding worth more than $60 billion, aimed at expanding the prospects of cooperation in the energy, oil, electricity, industry, technology and financial sectors, a step that specialists considered necessary to achieve developmental leaps in various economic sectors.

Partnership pillars

Despite the diverse agreements and partnerships signed between the two countries during Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi’s recent visit to Washington, Dr. Nagham Hussein, Dean of the College of Business Economics at Al-Nahrain University, believes that the most prominent aspect of the Iraqi-American economic partnership is in the energy sector, explaining that this sector is the cornerstone of the partnership and aims to invest in reducing associated gas flaring will increase revenues, lower imports, boost electricity production, improve energy security, attract US companies to invest in oil, gas, and renewable energy projects, and facilitate the transfer of modern technology and management expertise. Natural resources.

Banking and digital systems

In an interview with Al-Sabah, Hussein added that the second pillar of the partnership between the two countries aims to build a more efficient and transparent financial sector by modernizing banking and digital systems, enhancing compliance with international standards in combating money laundering and terrorist financing, expanding financial inclusion and increasing the use of electronic payment methods, as well as improving the investment climate and connecting Iraqi banks to the global financial system. She noted that the economic partnership aims to develop human resources, modernize educational curricula and align them with labor market needs, expand cooperation between Iraqi and American universities, and thus support scientific research and innovation, preparing qualified personnel capable of leading the transformation. Digital and knowledge economy.

She explained that the focus of sustainable economic development can be activated through economic diversification and reducing dependence based on oil, supporting the private sector and small and medium enterprises, improving infrastructure, attracting foreign investment, creating sustainable job opportunities and achieving inclusive economic growth.

Free zone

In a related context, the academic, Dr. Amr Hisham, pointed out that the topic of economic partnership between countries is an important concept that has existed since ancient times, indicating that this concept is governed by political relations, but in reality there are successful models. 

Hisham explained to Al-Sabah that the partnership could be through the creation of a free zone, such as the economic partnership between America and Canada, as well as Mexico. This economic partnership could then develop into a customs union, then a common market, and finally reach an economic union like the European Union.

Successful models

Hisham stated that there are stages to partnership, and there are also successful models such as the United Arab Emirates, which established an economic partnership with America. Singapore also succeeded in establishing an economic partnership with America, and Singapore followed the same path, indicating that this means that many countries in the world are exploiting the American umbrella politically, militarily, and economically.

He called for the need to move towards reducing customs barriers between the two countries on goods and services and to benefit from investments entering and leaving, noting that Iraq has an investment law that allows foreign investments to enter.

Global energy power

He stated that Iraq is a global energy power and is the third or fourth largest oil producer in the world, noting that it could also be a source of gas to South Asian markets. He stressed the need to develop the oil and gas industry and shift towards petrochemical industries while increasing oil storage and absorption capacities, calling for finding alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz by establishing large and expanded oil pipeline networks.

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🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ CONTINUES BUILDING THE FOUNDATION FOR A STRONGER ECONOMY! 💵✨

 🚨🇮🇶 IRAQ CONTINUES BUILDING THE FOUNDATION FOR A STRONGER ECONOMY! 💵✨

Today's news is another reminder that Iraq's leadership is placing its focus where many investors have hoped it would: economic growth, foreign investment, stability, and long-term reform. 🌍📈

Prime Minister Al-Zaidi emphasized that Iraq does not want to become a failed state and is committed to:
✅ Fighting corruption.
✅ Creating jobs.
✅ Expanding economic partnerships.
✅ Attracting long-term U.S. investment.
✅ Increasing oil production and refining capacity.

Perhaps the most encouraging part is the government's vision of a 30-year economic partnership with the United States—placing business and investment ahead of military conflict.

For those of us following the Iraqi Dinar, this is another reminder that a stronger economy is the foundation for a stronger currency. While today's announcement does not confirm an RV, it reflects continued efforts toward the kind of economic reforms many believe are necessary for Iraq's financial future.

Patience has always been part of this journey. Every reform, every investment agreement, and every step toward stability helps build the bigger picture.

🙏 Stay informed. Stay hopeful. The story of Iraq's economic transformation is still unfolding.

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AL-ZAIDI REVEALS THE “ADVICE” HE GAVE TO TRUMP: WE DON’T WANT IRAQ TO BE A FAILED STATE.

Prime Minister Ali al-Zubaidi affirmed on Wednesday that his government rejects Iraq becoming a “failed state,” stressing the need to continue fighting corruption and bear “all the consequences,” while revealing that he advised US President Donald Trump against launching a military strike against Iran.  

In an interview with The Atlantic, al-Zaidi said he advised Trump against launching a military strike against Iran, stressing that Iraq should be a meeting point, not an arena of hostility, between Washington and Tehran.

He added that a military presence does not create ties between peoples, and that economic engagement is the guarantor of building those relationships, noting that Iraq is looking for an investment partnership with the United States that extends for 30 years instead of a military presence.

Al-Zaydi stressed that “there is no option but to surrender the weapons,” emphasizing that his government rejects the transformation of Iraq into a failed state and is committed to fighting corruption.

He pointed out that economic development and job creation are the path to stability in Iraq, noting that the recent war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have inflicted heavy losses on the Iraqi economy, even though Iraq still represents a promising investment opportunity.

Al-Zaydi concluded by emphasizing his readiness to bear the consequences of his reform project.

Al-Zaidi, accompanied by a high-level delegation, concluded last Saturday a five-day official visit to the United States of America , which focused on launching a comprehensive and diversified economic partnership to support the Iraqi economy, expand investment opportunities, revitalize the local labor market, as well as enabling Iraq to open new outlets for exporting crude oil and increase production and refining capacities.

🚨 FRANK26: CBI Friends Explain Why Iraq Is Removing the Three Zeros!!

  FRANK26 & OMAR

 All of our CBI friends here want you to know they're lifting the three zeros but it's more of an accounting for us citizens.  

When they lift the three zeros you [international dinar holders] are thinking you going to be rich.  We're not thinking that because it's not going to be rich for us...What is happening inside our country is nothing more but a redenomination. 

 It's for accounting purposes ...They gave us an example, 1310, drop the three zeros comes 131 dinar.  They said...do not look for any value but you won't lose any value.  We won't lose, even though we lost three zeros...They say...foreign investors not to benefit from...

It'll be more of an event that's going to help all of our banks...major accounts...employee  accounts... salaries...contracts, everything is going to be much easier to handle and work with by dropping the zeros. 

 They make this very clear.

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ANALYSIS: Iraq Is Already Thinking Beyond the Petrodollar System

🇮🇶 ANALYSIS: Iraq Is Already Thinking Beyond the Petrodollar System

One of the biggest takeaways from this article isn't that Iraq plans to leave the petrodollar system tomorrow—it's that Iraqi policymakers are openly discussing what would happen if they did.

That alone is significant.

The article acknowledges that Iraq's oil revenues, international trade, and banking system remain deeply integrated into the U.S. dollar-based financial system. It also explains that attempting to break away today could severely disrupt imports, trade financing, and Iraq's connection to the global financial network.

💡 Why is that important?

Because before a country can become financially independent, it must first understand the consequences of leaving the current system.

The fact that senior Iraqi officials are publicly analyzing this issue suggests they are thinking strategically about Iraq's long-term monetary sovereignty—not just its current economic reality.

It also reinforces why Iraq continues pushing banking reforms, international compliance, anti-corruption measures, stronger financial institutions, and modernization of its payment systems. These reforms are not isolated policies; they could be viewed as foundational steps toward giving Iraq greater control over its own economy in the future.

⚠️ The article does not say Iraq is leaving the petrodollar system now.

However, it does indicate that Iraqi leaders recognize that true economic sovereignty ultimately means reducing dependence on external financial control whenever the country is strong enough to do so.

👀 That makes this discussion far more important than a simple article about banking—it offers insight into how Iraq's economic leadership may be thinking about its long-term future.

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THE DOLLAR’S JOURNEY FROM “MANHATTAN” TO “AL-RASHID”: A READING INTO THE SECRETS OF MONETARY DEPENDENCE AND THE FUTURE OF “IRAQ 2”

Iraq is a major economic paradox; while it sits atop the world’s fourth-largest oil reserves, it finds itself shackled by a series of monetary crises that raise a pressing sovereign question: Why are our wealth deposited in the US Federal Reserve Bank of New York instead of our national treasuries? And why does every Iraqi dollar pass through US scrutiny before finding its way to Baghdad?

In this analytical reading, we delve into the profound facts presented by Dr. Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister and the foremost authority on Iraqi monetary policies, to reveal how the “American treasury” is managed, and what are the costs of “systemic waste” that devour the development budget.

First: “Iraq 2” – New York as a bank for global operations

The journey toward monetary dependency began with UN Security Council Resolution 1483 in May 2003, which established the Development Fund for Iraq (DFI). The choice of the New York branch of the Federal Reserve was not only political, but also because it serves as the “International Operations Bank,” managing international liquidity. Today, this fund has legally been transformed into the “Iraq 2” account.

For many years, this account served as a source for paying the $52.4 billion in Kuwait war reparations, which officially ended in 2021, but it remained a crucial financial buffer. Here, a technical distinction must be made between two types of accounts: the “Oil Receipts Account,” into which export revenues are deposited, and the Central Bank’s “Foreign Reserves Account,” where “monetary sterilization” operations are carried out by absorbing Iraqi dinars and injecting dollars to finance trade.

“The US Presidential Executive Order (EO 13303) provides unique legal immunity for Iraqi funds against any legal action or seizures by international and private creditors. It is an international umbrella of protection that ensures the continuity of cash flows, but in essence it entrenches a monetary dependency that makes the US Federal Reserve the primary overseer of liquidity.”

Second: The “petrodollar” trap and compliance with the “SWIFT” system

Iraq technically belongs to the “dollar zone,” and is part of the “petrodollar” system that serves the American financial empire. The decision to price oil in dollars is not merely a technical choice; it is a cornerstone of stabilizing global demand for the greenback.

The idea of ​​a “monetary rebellion” or breaking free from the dollar’s ​​dominance clashes with the reality of “institutional compliance.” The financial world today is governed by the SWIFT system and transparency rules, and any attempt to circumvent the dollar would mean isolation from financing imports, which are vital to the daily lives of Iraqi citizens.

Third: “The Cost of Iraq” and Systemic Corruption

Dr. Mazhar revealed a shocking concept known as the “Cost of Iraq,” an undeclared tax that consumes between 40% and 45% of the value of any project implemented in the country. This waste is not merely individual theft, but rather “systemic corruption” where poor planning combines with extortion and exorbitant insurance costs.

• Feasibility crisis: A startling fact indicates that 90% of projects in Iraq lack genuine economic or technical feasibility studies, turning the investment budget into “wasteful economics”.

• Waste as an alternative to corruption: Dr. Mazhar believes that “waste economics” is the most dangerous face of corruption, where the efficiency of institutions declines and the costs of stalled projects multiply due to conflicting decisions.

“We are not just fighting bribery; we are facing a system of waste resulting from the low efficiency of institutions. Transforming the economy from a ‘waste economy’ to an ‘efficiency economy’ is the real battle to restore the state.”

Fourth: The battle over “white markets” and the restructuring of banks

The Iraqi banking sector recently witnessed the suspension of 28 banks from dealing in US dollars. It is important to distinguish between these banks and those sanctioned by OFAC for financial crimes; rather, they were suspended due to institutional non-compliance with international money transfer standards.

Today, the global firm Oliver Wyman is leading a reform plan to ensure “international compliance,” which includes:

1. Mergers: Creating robust, competitive banking entities instead of “front” banks.

2. Capital adequacy: Raising the minimum capital requirement for banks to 400 billion Iraqi dinars as a condition for survival.

3. Strategic Partner: Connecting local banks with international correspondents to ensure transparency and a complete transition from the “grey market” to the “white market”.

Fifth: “Economic Geography” and the Challenge of the Strait of Hormuz

For years, Iraq has been held captive by geopolitics, but the new vision prioritizes geoeconomics. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have exposed the fragility of relying on a single waterway; direct oil losses (loss of volume, not price) are estimated at around $39 billion since last February, while macroeconomic losses reach $45 billion, according to Dr. Mazhar’s “non-orthodox estimates.”

The lost “opportunity cost” of relying on a threatened waterway for exports makes diversifying export routes (such as the Banias pipeline and the Turkish pipeline) an existential necessity, not merely a strategic option. The “collapse in volumes” that Iraq is currently facing is more dangerous than the collapse in prices because it strikes at the very heart of the state’s financial capacity.

Summary:

Trust as a “tangible asset” that generates wealth

The crisis in Iraq is not a lack of resources, but rather a deep “trust gap.” As Dr. Mazhar describes it, “trust is an intangible asset”; if it is present and the working environment is improved, it immediately transforms into tangible assets and productive wealth.

The institutional reforms Iraq is currently undertaking, from the Higher Investment Council to the program and performance budget, are an attempt to curb systemic corruption. But the question remains: Will Iraq succeed in transforming trust into a national currency stronger than the dollar that resides in Manhattan, New York? It is a battle to restore the state’s efficiency, a battle in which Iraq will not accept compromise.

MNT GOAT : 🚨🇮🇶 CBI CONTACT INTEL: Is Iraq Quietly Reviving the "Delete the Zeros" Project?

 MNT GOAT : 🚨🇮🇶 CBI CONTACT INTEL: Is Iraq Quietly Reviving the "Delete the Zeros" Project?

Today's article may be more significant than many people realize. It isn't just about another economic proposal—it raises an important question:

 Why is the discussion about changing Iraq's currency returning now? 🤔

According to economist Haider al-Sheikh, the Iraqi government is studying a currency reform proposal aimed at increasing liquidity, strengthening the Iraqi dinar, and encouraging cash held outside the banking system to return to the banks. This proposal would still need approval from the Council for the Economy, the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI), the Council of Ministers, and potentially Parliament.

📌 What stands out is the timing.

For years, the CBI has repeatedly stated that one of its major objectives has been to reduce the enormous amount of cash circulating outside the banking system. Estimates have suggested that 80–90% of Iraq's monetary mass has been held in homes rather than banks. Bringing those funds back into the banking sector has long been considered a key step in Iraq's monetary reform.

The proposal discussed in the article suggests removing one zero from the currency rather than three. However, many long-time dinar observers point out that this differs from former CBI Governor Dr. Sinan al-Shabibi's original "Delete the Three Zeros" project, which was designed to modernize the currency while minimizing inflationary risks.

⚠️ Nothing has been approved. This remains a proposal under government review, not an official CBI decision.

Nevertheless, one part of the article deserves attention: if approved, the economist estimates implementation could take approximately five to six months. While that is only an estimate, it has sparked discussion among dinar followers because it points toward early 2027, a period many believe aligns with Iraq's broader economic reform timeline.

👀 Whether this specific proposal moves forward or not, the renewed public discussion about currency reform suggests that monetary restructuring remains an active topic within Iraq's economic agenda.

The key takeaway is not whether one or three zeros are deleted—it's that currency reform is once again being openly discussed at high levels of government. Investors will now be watching closely for any official statements from the CBI regarding the next phase of Iraq's monetary reform.

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