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Sistani describes welcoming the international and regional levels of the new government and calling for the rare opportunity to invest FRIDAY, 15 AUGUST / AUGUST 2014 12:59 SHAFAQ-B Sistani describes welcoming the international and regional levels of the new government and calling for the rare opportunity to invest Sistani's representative in Karbala, Ahmad Safi, during Friday prayers held in Hadra Hosseinieh Sistani's representative: the volunteers not to raise the flag of non-Iraqi flag and welcoming international investment to open new horizons in the relations between Iraq Author: HA, TT Editor: HA 15/08/2014 13:10 Number of readings: 70 Long-Presse / Karbala Invited the representative of the supreme authority in Karbala, Ahmad Safi, on Friday, the volunteers in the Iraqi army not to raise any "knowledge or image", but "the Iraqi flag," and stressed the need to "invest", welcoming the international and regional levels to open "new horizons" in Iraq's relations , and attributed as the cause of the change in the "presidential sites", to the "deterioration" in relations between Iraq and the Arab and Islamic worlds. -
I was reading an article found here: ******************************* I was wondering about where to invest and to get valid information about the correct exchange rate for the Dinar. Seeing this guy get such a differing amount makes me nervous about who and where to get the best valuation. Any suggestions would be appreciated
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The following link (cached) indicates just how excited many countries are to invest in Iraq. Please note that this is nearly a month old article but one of many that seem...completely overlooked. Besides South Korea's $7 billion housing project and multiple Asian phone network companies competing for bids, Iraq's infrastructure is rebuilding faster than most realize (or will admit). It seems the Brits have also played it big for their own projects that will increase Iraq's global trading system (even more) very quickly. Why some suggest Iraq (and the dinar) is decades from becoming a global commodity, I don't understand. Perhaps looking for good news topics on more than the key word "currency"...they'd find all of the economic recovery markers needed to feel very comfortable with dinar potential. Enjoy the read...I know I did http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vxq-WAZDLZ4J:www.iraq-businessnews.com/tag/nic/+KOTRA+iraq+housing+project&hl=en&gl=us&strip=0 by the way...it seems that EVERYone might not be chillax'n during Ramadon. I know when I worked in the Royal Hospital in Ryiadh, Saudi Arabia, back in the Gulf War (1991-92)...not all work ended. Perhaps the constraints of that holiday are not as binding these days (in Iraq) as they might once have been? RV or not...June does seem to be an exciting month for progress. Biggest Ever British Trade Mission to Iraq Posted on 07 May 2013. The Executive Chairman of the Iraq Britain Business Council (IBBC), Baroness Nicholson (pictured), has announced the biggest ever British trade mission to Iraq. In a massive push to boost UK business in Iraq the IBBC will take a 100 companies to Baghdad, Basrah and Erbil in mid-June. A senior UK government minister will co-lead the delegation with Baroness Nicholson who said: “The British are coming! For a long time UK companies have lost out to competitors from countries in the Far East and even those closer to home like the French and the Italians. “We have to fight back and Iraq-100 is a bold and courageous bid to put British firms in the vanguard of Iraq’s reconstruction.“ The first stop for the delegation will be Baghdad for a conference and a mini trade fair at the Al Rashid Hotel. The delegation will then move on to Basrah and Erbil. In a speech at the IBBC’s Mansion House conference, UK Foreign Minister Alistair Burt praised the mission and said trade between Iraq and Britain has increased by 40% in the last year and is now £1 billion annually. (Now THAT, my DinarVet friends...is serious progress) During the five day visit delegates will meet Iraqi government officials and senior politicians. In the coming weeks IBBC staff will fly to Iraq to meet with members of Iraq’s National Investment Commission (NIC) to finalise details of the visit including transport and security arrangements. Baroness Nicholson said: “In trade terms this is the biggest event the IBBC has participated in and we are honoured to have the lead role.“ (Source: IBBC) ___________________________________________________________________________________ best wishes everyone crossfire -
http://www.wealthdaily.com/articles/a-150-increase-in-this-silver-companys-dividend/4013
