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Just have to ask, they'll sit you down with their currency exchange banker. Done in under 10 minutes.

My capitol 1 order this week was all 25k notes, took them 2 weeks to show and they were all circulated. Teller said they are really popular all of the sudden

Why not just call with your concerns. I would bet Dinar Trade would exchange them bill for bill. No offense, but it almost sounds like you work for another dealer. Good luck with the pic, sounds like you already know the answer.

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The Iraqi Stock Exchange announced that it held 237 trading sessions last year, during which the 25.56 billion shares worth 400 billion dinars ($339m) changed hands. The Director of the Iraqi Securities Market, Taha Ahmed Abdul Salam, said the market index (which includes 40 companies) closed at 10,098 points in the last session of 2010. Abdul Salam explained that the application of electronic trading and central depository were the main achievements in the stock market in the past two years. (Source: Al Bawaba) Share Related posts: 1. ISX Trading Hits ID8.9 Billion on Monday The Iraqi Stock Exchange (ISX) trading activities hit 8.9 billion... 2. ISX Up by 0.3% on Tuesday The Iraqi Stock Exchange (ISX) went up on Tuesday by... 3. ISX Registers Plunge in 20 Firms’ Prices, 9 Up Rates of 20 out of a total 39 joint-stock companies’... 4. ISX Closes at 91 points on Monday The Iraqi Stock Exchange (ISX) index registered a slight increase... 5. ISX Down for Second Consecutive Day to Close at 94.3 Points http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2011/01/20/339m-traded-on-isx-in-2010/

And the 4 different nationwide banks and 1 small country bank I use have heard nothing. Took my order today no problems......Pump pump pump it up

"I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same and that I will obey the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to the regulations and the uniform code of military justice. So help me God." Brothers' Savoy and Cox, my thoughts are with you on a daily. Be safe brothers, keep it frosty

Looing at a map would be a good start. Notice who the neighbor across the divided Gulf is. Manufacturing in the Gulf, a short boat ride to Iraq.......xxxceelllleennnttt.

We are never leaving. Most know in the GOI. If they screw this up after we give them a little rope, we will pull the noose tight.

Yeah, It blows me away that people will believe and promote some of the rumors that come out every week. Today's being the IMF will announce. It must be Friday...... yeah good luck with that one. So someone out there expects us to believe that the IMF has more power than Iraq and the U.N.

No

At your bank of choice once it is recognized as an international currency. Coming soon...(or later) at a bank near you.

And y'all still believe this. Re-read if you believe the pumps. My statement is Yes we will make some money for investing in Americas' Americans fighting for other countries freedom. It's not the first time that free willed people have walked or dropped into another country to give them peace and prosperity. We tend to try and explain the American dream. It seems to get lost in translation.

The last possum that irritated me had an o in front of it's name,opossum. We got tired of the them ending up in the garbage cans(please excuse my Texan). We took a few of them out and released them to a new home at the beginning.. Then we got tired of their kids coming back. So we decided it would be better if we just shot them. We still see opossums every once in a while. I haven't eaten one yet, but I might. Big teeth and no balls. I Like pushing them around when their playing dead. After that they usually don't come back.

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Posted on 28 December 2010. Ship Imports Up 100,000 Tonnes In another sign of Iraq’s continued, swift, steady progress, Iraq’s ports reported record profits exceeding 46bn dinars, according to Aknews. This is an increase of 10% compared to last year. Anmar al Safi, a director of the Iraqi Ports Public Company, said: “The rate of cargo dump increased 100,000 tonnes from 2009.” No doubt shipping imports and profits will be a lot higher once some practical issues are resolved. The key problems are a lack of deep waterways and infrastructural issues that inhibit safe navigation. Lack of equipment to scan cargo and government departments failing to work together are also issues. However, improvements are happening. Belgium company Jandinol has increased the depth of one port already by removing some sunken ships at the ports, making it easier for larger vessels to navigate. It is continuing the operations. At the moment it lacks a long list of equipment that would make the job easier, but it expects to have this soon. Shipping will also improve further if the stalled Al Faw Grand Port project (pictured) continues. (Source: AKNews) http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?app=forums&module=post&section=post&do=new_post&f=5 © 2010 Iraq Business News. Oil and gas jobs.

Posted on 28 December 2010. Tags: Construction & Engineering, Investment, Iraq, Ministry, Oil Oil Infrastructure Set for Boost The oil minister, Abdul Karim al-Luaibi, has been busy in the few days since his appointment. Not only has he announced that exports from the northern Kurdistan region are to resume, but he has also promised that the focus will be on rebuilding the decayed oil infrastructure, according to the Arab Times. Al-Luaibi, who has a lot of experience in the sector, has said that in addition to rebuilding infrastructure the priority will be to increase export capacity from the south to 4.5m barrels per day from around 1.6m bpd. The increase is to be found in two fields: the Rumaila field, holding 17.8bn barrels of oil and being developed by BP and China’s CNPC, and the Zubair field, being developed by Italy’s Eni, the US’s Occidental Petroleum Corp and South Korea’s KOGAS. However, Samuel Ciszuk of analysts IHS Global Insight is worried that improvements in infrastructure to transport and export oil cannot keep up with the rapid increase in production, due to a lack of financial resources and “infrastructural bottlenecks.” (Source: Arab Times) http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2010/12/28/oil-infrastructure-set-for-boost/ © 2010 Iraq Business News. Oil and gas jobs.

Posted on 28 December 2010. Tags: Basra, Construction & Engineering, Industry & Trade, Investment, Iraq, Kurdistan, Oil Basra Could Become Semi-Autonomous With a new Iraqi government now finally formed, Basra’s desire for a referendum on becoming semi-autonomous may finally get passed Baghdad’s stalling tactics. The Iraqi constitution allows provinces to become semi-autonomous, just like the northern region of Kurdistan. The Associated Press reported on the pros and cons, writing that Basra would be able to stop sending more money to Baghdad than it receives back in aid, but the fear would then be lower accountability and increased local corruption. More seriously, the power may cause conflict between local factions. There is strong enmity between some of the political factions in the region, as well as local militia and gangs all enmeshed in the same web. Local power will lead to greater competition between them and potentially more violence. Other potential issues are that an autonomous Basra may weaken Iraq and divide the nation, leading to squabbling over such things as oil revenues. This has already happened with Kurdistan. The heavily Shiite province of Basra may also fall more under the influence of Iran, which is the largest investor in the province. Even so, if its budget was autonomous it would be entitled to a much larger slice of the national cake and it would not face incessant delays in releasing its share of the oil revenues from locally produced oil. Basra is very important for Iraq, as it has almost three quarters of the country’s oil reserves at more than 140bn barrels. It is also the gateway to Iraq’s only major ports. http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2010/12/28/basra-could-become-semi-autonomous/ © 2010 Iraq Business News. Oil and gas jobs.

also stated this, Iraq';s oil minister, Abdul-Karim Elaibi [Luaibi], says the country's daily crude production has exceeded 2.6 million barrels a day.</p> The minister says oil production will reach its planned targets “sooner than expected. Elaibi did not set a date for reaching these new levels in comments to reporters on Monday, although some reports put the target at 3m bpd by the end of 2011. He also commented that “the rate of $100 per barrel is a fair one for crude oil Iraq has awarded 15 oil and gas contracts since 2008 and plans to reach daily production capacity of 12 million barrels from the current 2.6 million. <p>Iraq plans to raise exports to 2.25 million barrels a day in 2011, up from 1.9 million at presentm (Sources: Associated Press, Aswat al-Iraq http://www.iraq-busi...up-to-2-6m-bpd/ Read more:

Iraq has applied to join the <strong>Economic Cooperation Organization, or ECO, Turkey's President Abdullah Gul has reported, according to an article at the weekend from World Bulletin. Leaders of ECO-member countries gathered in Istanbul for a one-day summit meeting during which Turkey assumed the rotating term presidency from Iran. Iraq, as well as Qatar and Syria participated in the ECO summit as guest countries. The meeting was attended by delegations of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the Republic of Tajikistan, the Republic of Turkey, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan. The representatives of ECO Specialized Agencies and Regional Institutions also participated in the meeting. Also, present in the meeting were the representatives of the Turkish Cypriot State, Developing 8 (D-8), International Road Union (IRU) and Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization (BSEC). Turkish President said that all ECO-member countries have welcomed Iraq's bid. I hope Iraq will become a member; told a press conference following the summit. ECO was co-founded by Turkey, Iran and Pakistan in 1985 in a bid to develop economic, technical and cultural cooperation between member countries. In 1992, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan joined the organization. President Gul also said that Azerbaijan applied to ECO secretariat to be a part of ECO Trade & Development Bank which he said was a major dynamo of economic activities within ECO zone. Istanbul-based bank, which was founded by Turkey, Pakistan and Iran, has a paid-in capital of 230 million USD. Gul said the bank would finance an number of important projects and added that Asian Development Bank and Islamic Development Bank had plans to be partners with ECO Bank (Source: World Bulletin http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2010/12/27/iraq-applies-to-join-eco/

Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Ahmed Abul Gheit, officially opened his country’s consulate in Erbil on Sunday; this is the first Arab consulate to be opened in the Kurdish region, according to a report from Bloomberg. The opening of the consulate is expected to boost bilateral ties between Egypt and Iraq and Kurdistan Region. The minister stressed that Egypt would support Iraq and was willing to settle the issue of debts owed by Iraq to his country. According to the Egyptian estimates, the debt owed by Iraq is US$2 billion, including the compensations and interest rates of the companies and individuals affected by Iraq’s Kuwait invasion in 1990 and the following wars. “Today is full of mutual friendship, brotherhood, and love for the Egyptian people and the people, government and presidency of Iraq, and the Kurdistan Region” said Abul Gheit, “Our goal is to be present all over Iraq to help in establishing peace and stability”. Iraqi Foreign Minister Zebari said “The opening of this consulate in Erbil city means the ongoing Egyptian relations with Iraq and the Kurdistan Region” said Zebari, “which is a very important initiative for the development of bilateral ties in all aspects”. He welcomed Egypt’s “strong presence” in Iraq and hoped the relations benefited both countries. Egypt is also working to launch flights</a> from Cairo to the Kurdish region.</p> The Kurdistan Region, due to its stability and security, has served as a gateway to the rest of Iraq. Abul Gheit said Egyptian companies would flow into Erbil and expand to the rest of the Iraqi cities.</p> According to Iraqi officials, Egyptian companies are urged to invest in Iraq's electricity sector. Abul Gheit is expected to head to Sulaimaniyah Monday to meet Iraq President Jalal Talabani. (Sources: AKnews, KRG) http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2010/12/27/egypt-opens-consulate-in-erbil-discusses-2bn-debt/

Iraq';s oil minister, Abdul-Karim Elaibi [Luaibi], says the country's daily crude production has exceeded 2.6 million barrels a day.</p> The minister says oil production will reach its planned targets “sooner than expected. Elaibi did not set a date for reaching these new levels in comments to reporters on Monday, although some reports put the target at 3m bpd by the end of 2011. He also commented that “the rate of $100 per barrel is a fair one for crude oil Iraq has awarded 15 oil and gas contracts since 2008 and plans to reach daily production capacity of 12 million barrels from the current 2.6 million. <p>Iraq plans to raise exports to 2.25 million barrels a day in 2011, up from 1.9 million at presentm (Sources: Associated Press, Aswat al-Iraq http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2010/12/27/iraq-oil-output-now-up-to-2-6m-bpd/

http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2010/12/27/call-to-reschedule-iraqs-debt/ Categorized | Industry & Trade, Oil & Gas Call to Reschedule Iraq’s Debt Posted on 27 December 2010. Tags: Chapter Seven, Chapter VII, Debt Call to Reschedule Iraq’s Debt Following Iraq’s exit last week from the UN’s Chapter VII restrictions, an Iraqi economist has called for a rescheduling of the country’s debt repayments. “Iraq’s financial funds are under UN trusteeship, according to UN’s Article 7,” Dr. Nabil Jaafar of Basra Univesity told Aswat al-Iraq news agency, pointing out that “the official and private debtors would activate their demands to force Iraq pay back its debts, thing that necessitates its scheduling of the debts,” warning that such development “would cause a real problem, due to the increase of such payments.” He said that “if this year’s debts payment would be US$ 1.3 billions (, it may become 5-6 billion ( dollars during the forthcoming few years, caused by the payment of the instalment plus the interest, that is linked to the average of the rate of inflation.” Dr. Jaafar said that “Iraq might be forced to pay back such debts to the creditors, thing that would leave passive impacts on its economy, as such debts would drain out the country’s foreign currency reserves, along with the oil revenues.” He added that Iraq “must treat this problem though avoiding foreign loans, so long as the local resources are enough,” calling for “holding talks with the creditors for rescheduling of the debts, in prelude to pay them back and get rid of their bulks.” (Source: Aswat al-Iraq) Share Related posts: 1. Iraq Ready to Resolve Debt Dispute with Kuwait Iraq has intensified efforts to resolve its debt problems with... 2. Finance Minister Urges Italians to Tackle Debt Issue Finance Minister Baqer al-Zubaidi urged the Iraqi ambassador on Monday... 3. Al Zubeidi Signs the Danish Write-off Debt Convention of Iraq The Ministry of Finance in Iraq signed a bilateral agreement... 4. Iraq Forgives Madagascar’s Debt (Sources: Aswat Al Iraq, Reuters) Aswat al Iraq reports that... 5. Egypt Opens Consulate in Erbil, Discusses $2bn Debt Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Ahmed Abul Gheit, officially opened his country’s... © 2010 Iraq Business News. Oil and gas jobs. Website by The Web Orchard

Yes, I am a n00b to the site, lurking for years. I have seen how the internet trolls have been providing information and misinformation for half a decade or so, a lot of it ends up here with "your going to be rich on Monday/I know the rate//my cousins uncles sisters brother in-law with boots on the ground/ works at a bank/Insert rumor here".....Very little of it has legs to stand. Think back to the beginning of America. Iraq is definitely not in the same arena as America was when it was formed, but it does look familiar. America was(is) "new" and welcomed in people that have run from persecution/ dictatorships/ lack of economical stimulation/ and in general hard times. Freedom so to speak, as long as you can live by our lenient laws and want to live in peace/ tranquility/ etc., If you don't, we will fight to the death. That's the quandary of America and what it means to be free. There is a gun behind every blade of grass in America. I have a feeling that we are coming into a new time of Babylon, something that has been talked about for thousands of years. I have to ask myself sometimes why I am here at this time, in this place in time. I'll have to see how these statements are taken, now that I'm "allowed to post" after completing Adams' tasks, I'll start posting some M.Eastern news I've seen that doesn't show up here., backed up with links as well as actual soldiers on the ground with more than 3 tours in. All I can say is that the power of Iraq is coming with a swiftness thanks to Americas' Americans putting their own lives and tax dollars into a belief of a democratic and free Middle East. I would like to include Albania, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, El Salvador, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, South Korea, and the United Kingdom along with the 7 others' that Bush said were fighting, from his words in 2007. If you watched the U.N. sanctions being lifted recently you know the rest. --Kip