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  1. Here's some articles of Dinarian interests... Economist: reveals the reason why US sanctions. US-Iraq cooperation after US exit will continue. Treat as rumors. Not verified. Your opine. Tlm724 Administrator Bondlady’s Corner: An Economist Reveals The Reason For US Sanctions On Iraqi Banks. ARTICLE: Economist Safwan Qusay attributed the reasons for the US sanctions on Iraqi banks to a lack of data. Safwan said in a televised interview, followed by a news agency, that “the availability of data & clarification of where the Iraqi Dinar comes from will restore confidence in the financial banking system,” calling for “the necessity of the private sector & government units turning to electronic dealing.” He pointed out that "the conversion process needs time, in light of the lack of a safe environment for the transfer of the Iraqi Dinar between the seller & the consumer." He stressed that “paper transactions encourage corruption, as the corrupt cannot be granted a commission through an electronic card,” pointing out that “paper transactions contribute to the possibility of manipulating the value of the sold commodity.” Safwan revealed during his speech: “International investment is currently looking to enter forcefully into the Iraqi market,” adding that “the reasons for the American sanctions on Iraqi banks are due to the lack of data.” From Other Sources: Al-Sudani Makes Comments On US Sanctions: We Will Not Abandon The Private Banking Sector. ARTICLE" PM, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, confirmed that there were observations about the UST sanctions on Iraqi banks, while indicating that the government would continue to support the private banking sector. Al-Sudani said, in a press conference, followed by a news agency, that “the government has made important strides in making Iraq’s trade clear despite the challenges that appear from time to time,” adding: “Today, all of our trade passes through the electronic platform & through the audit of the K. Tu), that is, there are documented financial transfers.” He added, "The decisions issued by the UST regarding Iraqi banks, on which we have more than one observation, are decisions related to observations on the performance of banks in previous governments, not the current government." The PM stressed, "During the current period, financial transactions & transfers of Iraqi trade pass through a clear electronic platform in front of financial institutions, which is why this process has gained reliability." Al-Sudani explained, "The government continues to support the private banking sector & it cannot be abandoned. We are working to address all observations in its performance & improve it so that it can be a partner with us for the desired development process in the country." From Other Sources: CBI: Compliance & Governance Are Important In Bank Management. ARTICLE: The CBI recognized the importance of compliance & governance elements in bank management in general, while the General Council of Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions expected greater growth for banks in the coming years. In a statement reported by Al-Sabah newspaper, seen by a news agency, Deputy Governor of the CBI, Ammar Hamad Khalaf, stressed the importance of the issues of compliance & government, pointing out that relying on them leads to good management of financial institutions & they are elements of their success. He added that the banks have launched a governance guide that focuses on the issue of bank leaders & employees, choosing the best & providing full support & training courses for the human resources of banks, especially Islamic ones, pointing out that the compliance element is important for the performance of banks & the higher it is, the greater the risk is guaranteed to be reduced & the financial institutions to be sound. For his part, the Secretary-General of the General Council of Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions, Abdelilah Belatiq, pointed out in an interview with “Al-Sabah” that governance & compliance are the basis of good management of institutions in general, in addition to that they add great importance to banks, because their mission, including Islamic ones, is the fuel. From Other Sources: After Her Meeting With Sudanese...The American Ambassador: Together We Can Guarantee Iraq’s Security, Stability & Sovereignty. ARTICLE: The US Ambassador to Iraq, Elena Romanowski, revealed the details of her meeting with Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani. Romanowski said in a blog post on the “X” website: “I discussed the progress made in the work of the Supreme Military Committee and ways to enhance economic cooperation with PM Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani.” She added: “I look forward to continuing discussions about the international coalition transition process & expanding the partnership.” Comprehensive American-Iraqi.” She concluded her post by saying: “Together we can ensure Iraq’s security, stability & sovereignty.
  2. Here's an article of Dinarian interests... Everything is NOT done in Iraq. Iraq is still on US sanctions. Treat as a rumor. Not verified. Your opine. Pimpy: US Sanctions. ARTICLE: Iraq can’t do anything without permission of the United States. They’re on sanctions. The only reason why I know that is because I actually read…
  3. Here's an article of Dinarian interests... UST denies sanctions on Iraqi banks. Treat as a rumor. Not verified. Your opine. Tlm724 Administrator Bondlady’s Corner: US State Department: We Did Not Issue Sanctions On Iraqi Banks, But Rather They Were Decisions To Strengthen The Banking System. ARTICLE: The US State Department affirmed Washington’s support for the efforts of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani in combating corruption & improving the financial sector, while noting that his upcoming visit to Washington represents a good opportunity to strengthen bilateral relations & enhance comprehensive partnership in all sectors. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iraq & Iran Affairs, Victoria Taylor, said: “The visit I am making is my first time to Iraq & I am pleased to be here to strengthen relations between the two countries.” She added, “Iraqi relations with the United States of America are strategic & long-term & we support the war waged by Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani against corruption, which is a very good goal & a common priority.” She continued, “Washington supports the Prime Minister’s effort to improve the financial sector & make it transparent, which was supported by the dialogue conducted by the UST with the CBI to strengthen the banking and financial sector & improve the Iraqi economic reality, which will benefit Iraq by developing its international relations & attracting investments.”
  4. Iran responds to the statements of the US Secretary of State, describing them as provocative International 2023-04-23 | 07:05 2,448 views Alsumaria News - International The Iranian Foreign Ministry described the statements of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken as provocative, stressing that Iran's military program is defensive and deterrent, and is not directed against any country that does not intend to attack it. In response to the US Secretary of State's statements regarding Washington's attempts to disrupt the military programs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as some new sanctions against Iran, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Nasser Kanaani, said, "Blinken's provocative statements regarding the Iranian military program are aimed at nothing but the continuation of the marketing of American weapons by provoking The failed Iranophobia project and fueling discord between the countries of the region. Blinken said in a press release on April 20, "The United States remains committed to taking measures to disrupt Iran's military programs and supply networks," announcing "the inclusion of elements of an Iranian military supply network, including an individual and six entities, on the US sanctions list." The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said, "Contrary to the ill-conceived statements of the US Secretary of State, the Islamic Republic of Iran, within the framework of its good-neighborly policy, always emphasizes dialogue, participation and regional cooperation to ensure the security and common interests of the countries of the region away from the interference of foreigners. There are positive developments, and to The front happened in the region in this context.” Kanaani stressed that "Iran's military program is a purely defensive and deterrent program, and is not directed against any country that does not intend to attack Iran." The spokesman described "the ill-conceived and wrong actions committed by the American regime over decades as a source of insecurity, instability and war in the region," adding that "it is in the interest of this country to abandon its wrong, interference and irresponsible approaches towards the affairs of the countries of the region and to allow the process of strengthening stability." And peace in the region should continue on its path with the cooperation and participation of the countries of the region.
  5. US calls on Iraq to abide by its sanctions against Iran and prevent the transfer of dollars US calls on Iraq to abide by its sanctions against Iran and prevent the transfer of dollars - Iraq News (iraqakhbar-com.translate.goog) Baghdad - Iraq Today: US State Department spokesman Ned Price confirmed the continued implementation of US sanctions on Iran, noting that the United States looks forward to the commitment of its partners to these sanctions. This came during a press conference, regarding the concerns of the United States about the transfer of dollars from Iraq to Iran, and whether his country has taken action against the Central Bank of Iraq. In his response, Ned Price stressed that his country considers Iraq a "partner" and is in constant contact with partner governments and the private sector, to inform them of the scope of their sanctions and to "ensure that governments and companies around the world comply." with these sanctions." According to US media, the US Federal Reserve has reduced electronic transfers to Iraq by 80%, as a result of some Iraqi commercial banks sending dollars to Iran and other countries subject to US sanctions.
  6. Despite The Sanctions, Iran's Revenues From Oil Exports Jump 360% 01/15/2023 2414 Earth News / The Iranian government announced today, Sunday, that it recorded a significant increase in revenues from oil and its products exports during the first 8 months of the Iranian year, which ends in March , despite US sanctions. Economy Minister Ehsan Khandozi told state television that revenues from exporting oil and its derivatives during the first eight months of the current Iranian year increased by 361 percent compared to the same period last year. The Energy Information Administration of the US Department of Energy stated earlier that Iran's total revenues from oil exports during the first seven months of last year were estimated at $ 34 billion. According to the Iranian news agency “ IRNA ” , Iran’s oil production amounted to 2 . 566 million barrels per day in the third quarter of 2022 , so that Iran ranks fifth in oil production within the “ OPEC ” countries, after Saudi Arabia, Iraq, the Emirates and Kuwait. These high revenues came despite the US sanctions on Tehran, but they also come thanks to the significant rise in oil prices in the past year. Tehran's efforts, mediated by Europe, have failed over the past months to reach an agreement with Washington to lift sanctions and undermine the nuclear program. On the other hand, the National Oil Company in Iran announced, yesterday, Saturday, that it had set a record in extracting sour gas, with an average of about 990 million cubic meters per day. Mohsen Khojesteh Mehr, Executive Director of the National Iranian Oil Company, said, " The daily average of sour gas extraction from independent and joint fields and associated gas units amounted to 990 million cubic meters .
  7. The Iraqi dinar pays the price of the Iranian-American conflict The Iraqi dinar continues to collapse against the dollar, reaching its lowest level in 20 years, due to restrictions imposed by the United States on financial transfers to block the flow of money from Iran to its proxies in the region. Sunday 01/15/2023 The crisis of the rising dollar raises Iraqi fears BAGHDAD - The Iraqi dinar pays the price of an American-Iranian conflict in the Iraqi arena, while the local exchange rate crisis against the dollar appears to be the latest episode in this conflict due to US restrictions on Iraqi banks to besiege the outlets for the flow of funds from Iran to its agents in the region, which are measures described by Tehran and the parties and militias loyal to it and affiliated with it. The Popular Mobilization Brigade, as an American conspiracy. For about two months, the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar has been witnessing a continuous decline against the dollar, which experts explain by Iraq starting to comply with international procedures related to financial transfers in hard currency, while parties in the country attribute it to the US-Iranian conflict, warning against starving the Iraqi people. The Iraqi currency lost about 10 percent of its value, and the price of the dinar in the market declined since mid-November to 1,600 dinars, before settling at about 1,570. The Central Bank of Iraq decided earlier to adjust the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar, as the purchase price of the dollar from the Ministry of Finance reached 1450 dinars, while the selling price to banks was set at 1460 dinars per dollar, while the selling price to the citizen was set at 1470 dinars per dollar. This decline began to raise Iraqi fears of the deterioration of their purchasing power in a country that relies heavily on imported materials from neighboring countries, the United States and China to supply its markets with its needs, so the high dollar exchange rate constitutes a real dilemma for merchants and citizens alike. "The fundamental and fundamental reason for this decline is an external constraint," said Adviser to the Prime Minister for Financial Affairs, Mazhar Salih, to "Agence France Presse," but some Iraqi politicians accuse the United States of engineering a scheme to strike their country's currency. Hadi al-Amiri, head of the Al-Fateh Alliance representing the Popular Mobilization Forces, which includes pro-Iranian factions affiliated with the state, accused the Americans in a statement on Tuesday of exerting "pressure on Iraq to prevent its opening to Europe and the countries of the world," stressing that "the Americans use the dollar as a weapon to starve people." As for the economist Ahmed Tabakishli, he believes that "contrary to rumors and misinformation, there is no evidence of American pressure on Iraq." He added that the dinar's fluctuation is due to Iraq's compliance with some standards of the international transfer system (Swift), which Iraqi banks must apply since mid-November to access Iraq's dollar reserves in the United States. And he continued, "In order for Iraq to be able to access those reserves, which amount to $ 100 billion, it must currently comply with systems that require compliance with the provisions of global anti-money laundering and the provisions of combating the financing of terrorism and those related to sanctions, such as those applied to Iran and Russia." He said, "The matter is related to Iraq's entry into a global financial transfer system that requires a high degree of transparency, but this caused shock to many Iraqi banks because they are not accustomed to this system." Mazhar Salih explained that Iraqi banks should now record their "transfers in dollars on an electronic platform, and the US Federal Reserve will examine them, and if they have doubts, they will stop the transfer." And the Federal Reserve refused since the implementation of the restrictions, 80 percent of requests for remittances to Iraqi banks because of doubts about the final destination of those amounts that are being transferred. This refusal had repercussions on the supply of dollars in the Iraqi market, as demand accumulated, but the supply was not consistent with it, and thus the exchange rate declined with the decrease in bank transfers in dollars. Last Friday, the Iranian ambassador to Baghdad, Muhammad Kazem Al Sadiq, denied accusations that his country was behind the collapse of the Iraqi dinar, stressing that it "supports Iraq despite the efforts of some parties to distort the facts and mislead public opinion on the issue of the rise in the price of the US dollar in Iraq." He said on his Twitter account, "The Islamic Republic will remain the first supporter of Iraq's development, stability and progress, despite being subjected to false accusations aimed at diverting public opinion from the main cause of the dollar price crisis." And the Central Bank of Iraq announced in a statement last Tuesday the return of the exchange rate to what it was within two weeks, describing the dollar price turmoil as a "temporary situation." The Iraqi authorities have taken a package of measures, including facilitating the financing of private sector trade in dollars through Iraqi banks and opening outlets for selling foreign currency in government banks to the public for travel purposes. The Council of Ministers also decided to "commit all government agencies to sell all goods and services inside Iraq in dinars and at the central bank rate of 1470 dinars to one dollar." Mazhar Salih believes that "these measures are important because they show that the state is there to protect the market and the citizen and help to address the problem." Despite the dinar's decline, the inflation rate is still small, reaching 5.3 percent at an annual rate in October 2022. However, actual concerns relate to a decline in the purchasing power of Iraqis during the coming period, in light of expectations that the dollar will rise to the level of 2000 Iraqi dinars. The retired Saad Al-Taie, who helps his son run a small shop in the Karrada neighborhood in Baghdad, began to feel the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on his purchasing power, and said, "This fluctuation that occurs is a real problem for the merchant who sells in retail and for the consumer." He added, "The Iraqis have limited salaries and receive them in Iraqi dinars. As a retired person, I receive 494 thousand dinars. When the dollar was 1470, the value of my salary was 336 dollars. Today, at the exchange rate of 1570, my salary becomes 314 dollars." The decline in the value of the Iraqi dinar against the dollar and its treatment after that, and then its decline again, is nothing but a repetition of an old game that began under the government of Nuri al-Maliki between 2006 and 2014 and continues to this day through a group of private banks that are under the management of party and militia leaders and work for Iran and make speculations And transfers go to Iran directly through its banks in Iraq, and some money goes to Jordan and Turkey, before it leaks to other international banks, by taking advantage of the currency sale window that the Central Bank of Iraq opens, as well as the facilities it provides to companies and other private banks to obtain hundreds of millions of dollars. dollars per day. The private banks that arose after the US invasion of Iraq became one of the biggest phenomena in Iraq. Although there is no real economic justification for it, currency trading has become a sufficient justification for its activities. What is happening now is that the Central Bank sold dollars at a price of 1450 dinars for one dollar, so the price of the dinar decreased to about 1750 dinars, and it will return to buy fewer dollars at the new price. Thus, tens of millions of profits are made daily, in an endless cycle that was created specifically to transfer money to Iran as " The biggest speculator.
  8. Iran sends its final response on the nuclear deal to the United States 2022.09.02 - 09:43 Baghdad - people Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani announced that Tehran sent its views on America's response to the text of the draft agreement on the possible lifting of sanctions. The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added, in a statement followed by "NAS" (September 2, 2022), that "after receiving the American response, the team of experts of the Islamic Republic of Iran carefully studied it, and Iran's responses were formulated, after evaluation at various levels, and they were delivered tonight to the coordinator." ". Kanaani said: "The text sent is a constructive approach aimed at ending negotiations."
  9. The five countries and Iran are considering preparing for a ministerial meeting on the nuclear deal 4 hours ago 623 The Russian Foreign Ministry announced that the political directors of the five remaining countries in the nuclear agreement with Tehran, and their Iranian counterpart, discussed preparations for the ministerial meeting on the nuclear deal scheduled for December 21. A statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry said today, Wednesday, that during the meeting, "matters were analyzed on all directions regarding the implementation of the comprehensive agreements reached in 2015, taking into account the existing challenges, the most important of which is the actions of the United States aimed at obstructing the full implementation of the nuclear deal." The statement added that the discussions focused on issues of preparation for the ministerial meeting to be held on December 21st. The Russian Foreign Ministry indicated that “the representatives of the participating countries affirmed their commitment under the nuclear agreement and UN Security Council Resolution 2231, and called for continued efforts to search for effective solutions in order to return to the implementation of comprehensive agreements within the originally agreed framework, as soon as possible.” The consultations of the Political Directors took place via video technology. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov represented the Russian side.
  10. Luigi found these articles of Dinarian interests... Iraq may be going back on US sanctions for siding with Iran over US Embassy fail. Iraq leaning more Iran as Iran interferes with Iraq elections. Iran influences on the rise. Mahdi failed to take any actions to protect US Embassy & rid Iraq of Iraninan backed forces-militias threatening US forces. Iraq is progressing backwards, not forward. Demonstrations are on the rise as are killing of protesters. What impact will new sanctions place on the RV/RI or int'l investments? Can there still be a New Year's RV. Treat as a rumor. Not varafied. Your opine. Tishwash: Trump to Abdul-Mahdi: storming our embassy will be matched by a violent response and major sanctions on Iraq. The US President, Donald Trump, threatened Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi with a violent response after storming his country's embassy in Baghdad, and he will be met with major sanctions against Iraq. A senior official in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, " The telephone call was late between Abdul - Mahdi and Trump" was an unfriendly one hand the last. " Among that" Trump threatened Abdul Mahdi that any storming of the embassy WILL BE OFFSET BY A VIOLENT BIG SANCTION ON IRAQ And remind him that it was the United States that brought them to Iraq. link Iraq-Business News: Conflict between US and Iran intensifies in Iraq. Both show no signs of backing down as attacks on US forces to escalate, Iran threatened. For months young Iraqi protesters trying to reach the Green Zone, the government enclave in Baghdad, were met with bullets and tear-gas canisters, the latter often fired at their heads. But on December 31st hundreds of militiamen were allowed to enter unmolested. The men, affiliated to Kataib Hizbullah, an Iranian-backed Shia paramilitary group, tried to storm the American embassy.
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