Details of hosting the Governor of the Central Bank in Parliament... near the launch of the Digital Bank

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Sunday 4 July 2021 | 12:43 PM

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Involved in money laundering.. Parliamentary Integrity demands the disclosure of the names of banks belonging to politicians

 

A member of the Parliamentary Integrity Committee, Alia Nassif, demanded, on Sunday, the Governor of the Central Bank, Mustafa Ghaleb, to reveal the identity of the banks that launder money .

Nassif said, "There are banks and banks belonging to political figures and economic and partisan organizations that speculate on the money of the Iraqi people ."

She added that "these banks are involved in a process of laundering and are behind the rise in the dollar exchange rate," calling on the governor of the Central Bank to "inform the House of Representatives about the identity of the banks belonging to political figures to inform the people of the rebellious parties who stole their money."

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Uh oh .... folks is in trouble....one of theses days the BIG FISH will be caught in the net.

Maybe the they’ll get lucky and nab some that’ll sing like canaries and bust down the the door to this corrupt House of Cards sending the whole rotten mess crashing down on their heads.

Could happen.

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1 minute ago, horsesoldier said:

Uh oh .... folks is in trouble....one of theses days the BIG FISH will be caught in the net.

Maybe the they’ll get lucky and nab some that’ll sing like canaries and bust down the the door to this corrupt House of Cards sending the whole rotten mess crashing down on their heads.

Could happen.

Problem is that they’re all in on it

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Major oil companies are planning to leave Iraq and start the journey to find another partner

"The existing investment environment is not suitable for maintaining large investors" 

 Kurdistan24 Erbil   6 hours

       

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ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) - The Iraqi Oil Minister, Ihsan Abdul-Jabbar, said that British Petroleum and Russia's Lukoil are planning to withdraw from Iraq.

Abdul-Jabbar made this statement during his hosting of a session held by the Iraqi parliament last week.

In a video recording published by the Ministry of Oil on its Facebook page, Abdul-Jabbar said that Shell had withdrawn from Iraq and the giant ExxonMobil had followed suit.

He pointed out that the British BP wanted to withdraw from the giant Rumaila field, and confirmed that he had received an official notification from the Russian Lukoil Company stating that it wanted to sell its share in the West Qurna-2 field to Chinese companies.

He said that "the existing investment environment is not suitable for maintaining large investors."

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Abdul-Jabbar explained that all major investors are either looking for another market or another partner.

"We, as an investment environment, are not suitable for major partners," he added.

Abdul-Jabbar said that ExxonMobil wanted to sell its stake in West Qurna-1 for no more than $400 million, a price he described as "very cheap".

Iraq pumps about four million barrels per day of crude, more than any other member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries except Saudi Arabia.

Major international oil companies complain of strict contractual conditions and delays in paying their financial dues, as well as political and security instability in the country.

Last week, large-scale protests erupted over power cuts, which prompted the Iraqi Minister of Electricity to resign.

Oil production was not affected by the power outage.

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Nicely done ( again ) Iraq ..... !!!!

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Parliamentary demands to address the gaps in the work of banks

Tuesday 06 July 2021 150

 

 Baghdad: Muhannad Abd al-Wahhab

 

The Parliamentary Legal Committee revealed many loopholes in the work of the mechanisms of Iraqi banks and other institutions, such as border crossings, the Tax Department, the Companies Registrar, and the Ministry of Trade, which led to great confusion in the integration of the mechanisms of the executive authority. A member of the Legal Committee Hussein Al-Aqabi told Al-Sabah: “There are essential observations in the work of Iraqi banks in general that were put for discussion to the governor of the Central Bank and the general managers of official banks,” noting that “there is no integration in the mechanisms of the executive authority due to the presence of major gaps in the work of banks.” , especially in the currency auction. He added that "there are other loopholes that exist in state agencies and institutions other than banks, such as border crossings, customs, the Tax Department, the Companies Registrar and the Ministry of Commerce," noting that 

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Electricity problem at the parliament table

Wednesday 07 July 2021 96

 

 Baghdad: Shaima Rashid

 

Parliament is expected to start its regular sessions next Saturday, with the electricity file among its priorities to discuss this problem that has tired the Iraqis, while the Ministry of Electricity has announced the achievement of 19,600 megawatts of energy production.

Member of Parliament, Tohma Al-Lahibi, said in an interview with “Al-Sabah”: “There is a preliminary agreement between the Presidency of the House of Representatives and the heads of the blocs that the Council will carry out its normal work, as it is likely that its session will start next Saturday,” noting that “the problem of electricity will be present in this matter.” sessions".

He added, "Parliament is supposed to take action on the electricity file, as this problem has become intolerable in the country," calling on "the government and the concerned parties together to find quick and appropriate solutions to it."

And he indicated that "there are hidden hands and political parties that are manipulating this file, and they are benefiting from this matter, and they may not be from inside the country, but from outside," noting that "there is no political party inside the country in whose interest the electricity crisis reaches what it has reached."

Meanwhile, an official in the Ministry of Electricity said in a statement: "The cadres of his ministry succeeded in reaching an unprecedented record of energy production during these hours, as production exceeded 19,600 megawatts," and added that "energy production arrived before midnight Monday on Tuesday ( 5-6 July 2021) to 19,644 megawatts, a number not previously recorded in previous periods.

He continued, "The current figure is the second highest production, after we reached earlier last month more than 20 thousand megawatts, before the series of attacks that targeted power towers in several governorates."

In another statement, the ministry announced agreements to raise gas releases and return Iranian lines, and added that "the Undersecretary for Production Affairs, Engineer Adel Karim, received the Chargé d'Affairs of the Iranian Embassy in Iraq, Moussa Alizadeh, to discuss the latest developments in bilateral relations between the two countries in the field of energy and fuel."

The statement added that "Zadeh indicated that Iran seeks to continue and strengthen the bonds of friendship between the Iraqi and Iranian peoples and the depth of the deep historical relations that bind them," noting that "Iran is ready to raise gas pumping rates, re-work the Iranian lines, and the possibility of operating the (Amara-Karkha) lines. To contribute to the stabilization of voltages in the southern provinces.

For his part, Karim praised the serious initiatives offered by Iran to enhance development cooperation between the two friendly countries, noting that "the ministry needs to pump gas to meet the needs of the power plants, and that the ministry is proceeding with its governmental commitments for joint work on energy issues, which is one of the ministry's core strategies and interests." in this time".

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Parliamentary Finance threatens to host government executives for not implementing budget items

 

920 Policy 2021/07/07 09:48 Baghdad today -

Special The Parliamentary Finance Committee confirmed, today, Wednesday, that the Iraqi government's appeal to some paragraphs of the budget law for the year 2021, is not a justification for not implementing the law. Committee member Muhammad Al-Shabki told (Baghdad Today) that "the Iraqi government has not yet implemented the 2021 budget bill under the pretext of an appeal against some paragraphs of the law, and this is not justified, as the government has to stop only the contested paragraphs until a decision is issued by the Federal Court to resolve the issue." . And Al-Shabki said that "the House of Representatives intends to host the competent authorities and personalities in the Ministry of Finance to find out the reasons for not implementing most of the provisions of the budget law, for not implementing the law is a violation of the constitution and the law."

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Soon.. Passing the Cybercrime Law

Thursday 08 July 2021 127

 

 Baghdad: Shaima Rashid

 

The Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee confirmed that the cybercrime law has been completed and will be voted on soon during this session.

A member of the Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee, Kata Najman al-Rikabi, said in a statement to "Al-Sabah": "The committee asked the Presidency to postpone the vote on the Information Crimes Law during the previous session due to the arrival of comments from some security departments, and these observations may be positive and the law may contain impurities Thus, we fulfill all the observations, whether security or non-security.” Al-Rikabi indicated that “there are still three months left of the parliament’s life before the elections and it is sufficient to vote on it.”

On the other hand, the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives revealed that it had received answers from the religious authority in Najaf and the Fiqh Council regarding the amendment of Article 57 of the Personal Status Law.

Deputy Chairman of the Committee, Muhammad Al-Ghazi, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The proposal to amend Article 57 of the Personal Status Law has been in the Legal Committee for a year, and we have held more than one workshop on it, and a first reading was read and then discussions will take place in the near future."

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Parliament recommends electronic customs linking of imported goods to the dollar

political| 09:49 - 09/07/2021

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News
, the Finance Committee in the House of Representatives, on Friday, recommended linking a customs electronic tax for imported goods with the Central Bank of Iraq.
The head of the committee, Haitham al-Jubouri, said, according to the official media, that "the committee does not have data on the volume of imports carried out by the Ministry of Trade or the Ministry of Planning, but the central bank is responsible for those transactions that are submitted to it."
Al-Jubouri stressed that “the committee demanded that there be an electronic customs and tax link with the Central Bank in order to be sure that the goods for which the dollars are given will enter actual goods through the outlets in exchange for them,” noting that “the currency auction is an offer and demand and so far the price is appropriate and the banks In the remittances, they did not make a large profit, but rather some of them are exposed to a loss if the operating budget you make is taken.”
Al-Jubouri explained that "the Finance Committee hosted the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Central Bank to find out the monetary and financial measures taken by the government to address the repercussions in the light of which the exchange rate change was approved." Ended 29/A43

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An Iraqi parliamentary committee recommends a customs electronic link for imported goods in dollars

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 Jul 09, 2021 02:35 PM

Iraq - Mubasher: The Finance Committee in the Iraqi Parliament recommended linking an electronic customs tax for imported goods with the Central Bank of Iraq.

 

Haitham al-Jubouri, head of the Finance Committee, said, "The committee does not have data on the volume of imports carried out by the Ministry of Trade or the Ministry of Planning, but the Central Bank is responsible for those transactions that are submitted to it," according to the Iraqi News Agency (INA).

He stressed that "the committee demanded that there be an electronic customs and tax link with the Central Bank in order to be sure that the goods for which dollars are given will enter actual goods through the ports in return for them."

He added that "the currency auction is an offer and a request, and so far the price is appropriate, and the banks in the remittances did not make a large profit, but that a part of them is exposed to loss if the operating budget that you make is taken."

Al-Jubouri explained that “the Finance Committee hosted the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Central Bank to find out the monetary and financial measures taken by the government to address the repercussions in light of which the exchange rate change was approved.” Parliamentary Finance recommends linking an electronic customs link for imported goods to the dollar.

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Parliament will host the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the advanced cadre of the Ministry tomorrow, Thursday

•  Time: 07/14/2021 17:32:41
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{Political: Al Furat News} The Committee to monitor the implementation of the government program and strategic planning announced the hosting of Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein and the advanced cadre of the ministry on Thursday.

 

 

And the council’s media stated in a statement that {Euphrates News} received a copy of it, that “the committee to monitor the implementation of the government program and strategic planning hosts the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the advanced cadre of the ministry to discuss what has been accomplished of the ministerial curriculum.”

He added, "The hosting will be in the parliament building (the Constitutional Hall) tomorrow, Thursday, at 10:30 in the morning."