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Remember, no one really knows what will happen, or when. They're simply stating their opinions based on what they perceive to be happening in Iraq... So, take everything with a grain of salt... Especially if it comes from Mark... RON Pimpy Article: "Iraq is looking forward to a development leap after turning the page on Kuwait's compensation" Iraq is done with Kuwait...this opens up a ton of doors for Iraq...it's a...huge positive step towards any real major changes to the revaluation of the Iraqi dinar... Quote: "we are expecting a resolution from the United Nations Security Council at the beginning of this year to remove Iraq from the problems of Chapter 7...and to get rid of more than 40 resolutions imposed on it because of the Kuwait War...getting rid of article 7 opens up great opportunities for Iraq to integrate into the global community." [Post 1 of 2] Pimpy ...The UN Council removed them out of Chapter 7 but they still left on all the damn restrictions. What good was it? They still needed some of these resolutions to be removed...They have now paid the last remaining balance of the debt owed. Let's see if the United Nations moves quick enough... Quote: "the composition file was finally closed after Security Council resolution 2621 of 2022." They are done people. We're just waiting to see what it is the United Nations does. [Post 2 of 2]
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Remember, no one really knows what will happen, or when. They're simply stating their opinions based on what they perceive to be happening in Iraq... RON *** Samson Article: "The UN Security Council calls on the Iraqi parties to exercise restraint and start dialogue" Quote: "the members of the Security Council called on all parties to resolve their political differences peacefully, respect the rule of law and the right to peaceful assembly, and avoid violence." [Post 1 of 2] *** Samson Article: "Al-Fatlawi Comments On The Statement Of The UN Security Council On The Events In Iraq". Quote: "the Security Council's statement on the recent events in Iraq was in a strong tone...Did all the Iraqi parties read it correctly?" [Post 2 of 2] *** Pimpy The auctions are supposed to be used to control the exchange rate from getting out of hand, but it's been used for some real corrupt stuff. There's been talk several times about ending the auctions...Over the years - 2022, right now, you get 1450 dinars for every 1 US dollar. Back in 2016 you used to only get 1182 dinars..Going back to 2013 used to only get 1166 dinars for every 1 US dollar...When it decreases that means Iraq's value is gaining on the US dollar. We want the amount of dinars exchanged for US dollars to decrease...we want to get to a point where they can exchange 1 dinar for multiple US dollars...there is some hope with the decline of the US dollar...
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Luigi says.. Here's a bank story, a UN bank story of Dinarian interest. Treat as a rumor. Not varified. Your opine. 3 June 2018 Philip Tilton...A UN-CONFIRMED BANK STORY. Ok my dear friends Cousin went into a Private Commerce Bank in Seattle. ..asked to buy more VND ...he said do you still sell it ...yes we do but you better get bit today because it's going to sky rocket in a day or so...he almost dropped to the ground lol...then they said do you have zim and he said yes and the bank management & staff said they do too and after this exchange they are never going back to work...lol...
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4/26/2013 17:45:00 Site satellite Kirkuk: The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Martin Kobler, call a tone strong for restraint and start a serious dialogue, following the clashes that took place recently and resulted in the killing and wounding hundreds of people in all parts of Iraq. Kobler said, in a statement today Friday, 04/26/2013 "I call on all religious and political leaders to إحتكام to their conscience and the use of wisdom do not let anger win the peace, because the country stands at a crossroads." The UN envoy, "fears that the country is heading towards the unknown unless decisive action is taken and immediate and effective measures to stop the spiral of violence from spreading more widely." "The Iraqi leaders bear responsibility Arichah to take over the reins and courageous initiatives such as sitting together and call with one voice and to restore calm immediately and conduct a national dialogue and broad." He also appealed to the Special Representative, the Iraqi government to conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into the events of the town of Hawija, and provide human rights violators to justice, repeating his call for the release of people detained in the aftermath of the burglary.
