tigergorzow Posted December 20, 2016 Report Share Posted December 20, 2016 (edited) On 11/30/2016 at 6:00 AM, yota691 said: The governor of the Central Bank and the Agency on the Keywords, said on Wednesday that the agreement signed by the United States aims to cut off funding for the organization (Daesh) and other "terrorist organizations and prevent money laundering," and pointed out that the bank will start applying the certified standards internationally in this regard the beginning of December next, with the exception that the process of removing zeros from the local process requires the availability of appropriate conditions, including the general stability in the country, he pointed out that the bank continues to technical preparations in this regard. Yota Thanks, DV, Just my 2 cents to add from observations and excellent articles provided. 1. Why would the CBI & U.S. signed an agreement to cut off funding for Daesh and other terrorist organizations? Dry up their funding and prevent them from buying up more weapons and paying their followers, laundering money, etc 2. Why would they also include in this agreement to defer the process of removing zeros? I would think that since many articles have been talking about removing zeros in early 2017 it is possible the U.S. directed them to stop telling the world what you plan to do. Just do it without notice even though they need to educate the Iraqi citizens. 3. General stability in country? We know that the Liberation of Mosul is very near based on the territory that have be retaken by Coalition Forces and recent articles from Bagdad. 4. Applying Certified Standards Internationally in December? We know from recent articles the CBI is making all efforts to ensure banks, money transfer companies, etc are complying with CBI standards The CBI will hopefully end currency auctions by the end of Dec 2016 and if this happens we are close to RV / RI of the IQD IMHO. Always keeping the faith!! GO RV!! Edited December 20, 2016 by tigergorzow 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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