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Who Controls CBI...It's Not Iraq?


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NOTE:  Here's an article of Dinarian interests...

Parliament fails to get rid Alak.

Could Iran have the final word on who's the CBI Governor?

If Parliament is not in control of CBI...then who is?

Treat as a rumor.  Not verified.  Your opine.

 

TNT  via CandyKisses:   URGENT: Parliamentary Mobilization To Oust The Governor of the CBI: Failures & Promises Not Implemented.

ARTICLE:  On the twenty-fourth of January of this year, the Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, reassigned Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq to the position of Governor of the CBI, more than two years after his dismissal from the same position that he held for about six years, from 2014 until 2020.

As the USD exchange rate crisis worsened & it continued to rise against the Iraqi Dinar, in addition to the rise in the interest rate on loans granted by the CBI, voices rose within the Iraqi House of Representatives to demand the dismissal of Governor Ali Al-Alaq from his position & replace him with another to address the high exchange rate & financial & economic reforms after Al-Alaq's failure.   In resolving these crises.   According to the opinion of the representatives.

 

 

In this regard, independent MP Hadi Al-Salami confirms, today, Sunday (October 1, 2023), the continuation of the parliamentary movement aimed at removing Ali Al-Alaq from the duties of managing the CBI.

Al-Salami says, to "Baghdad Today," that "many representatives have different observations regarding the management of the relationship with the CBI.

 

There is a major failure in this administration & despite all the promises & actions taken by Al-Alaq, the CBI is still not in control of the issue of the rise in the Dollar exchange rate & there is exacerbation of this crisis.

 

His term as president of the bank witnessed a number of financial failures, the most notable of which was the sinking of 7 billion Iraqi Dinars in the money store inside the CBI building in central Baghdad & the discovery that other large sums of money had been damaged as a result of humidity & rainwater.

 

The representative believes, "There are comments on the issue of raising interest on housing loans.  This matter will reduce the issue of applying for these loans, which aim to reduce the housing crisis.  This matter has caused great public anger, as such measures exacerbate the housing crisis and do not reduce it, despite this crisis has worsened in all Iraqi cities, with the significant rise in real estate prices."

 

While economic affairs researcher Nasser Al-Kanani, MP Al-Salami, shares the opinion by saying that increasing the interest on housing loans will exacerbate the housing crisis in Iraq, he confirmed in an interview with "Baghdad Today" that "increasing the interest on housing loans will significantly reduce citizens' contributions to... Obtaining these loans, the interest will be very large & it is certain that this step opposes all efforts to reduce the housing crisis, but rather it will be a factor in exacerbating the crisis."

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Here's an article related to the above...Iraq's sovereignty.

 

 

Jeff:     Sovereignty.

ARTICLE: Community comment:  “Iraq is a sovereign country.”  If Iraq was really sovereign that would mean no other country would have any power or control over them.   They would have their independence & they would have possession of all their country’s property.   We’re still waiting on the House of representatives within the US to vote to remove the US's War Authorization off of Iraq…That’s one level of not having sovereignty & still having restrictions on Iraq.

 

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Here's another article related to the above...

 

 

TNT  via  Tishwash:    Iraq Strengthens Ties In The Region.

ARTICLE: Al-Awadi: The Prime Minister’s visit to Qatar aims to strengthen relations between the two countries    The government spokesman, Basem Al-Awadi, confirmed today, Monday, that the visit of Prime Minister Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani to Qatar aims to strengthen relations between the two countries.

 

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5 hours ago, Luigi1 said:

 

Yup.  All above are Iran controlled.

So does that mean Iran is the only one who has the full authority to push the RV button ( RV the IQD ) then? Is it a good news for dinar holders? Because it hasn't revalued in the last 20 years. But who knows what is going to happen in the next 20 years?

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2 hours ago, rvmydinar said:

So does that mean Iran is the only one who has the full authority to push the RV button ( RV the IQD ) then? Is it a good news for dinar holders? Because it hasn't revalued in the last 20 years. But who knows what is going to happen in the next 20 years?

 

No.  What it means is Iran will be in position to continue to steal Iraq's treasures.

Iran will continue to install future CBI directors.

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3 hours ago, Luigi1 said:

 

Makes me wonder if the Cabal has already hijacked the new QFS & they are coming for our RVed Dinars via bank bail-in.

Something we should be very concerned about IMHO. 

 

I've been looking into credit unions. Not having any luck finding one that does foreign currency exchange. 

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12 hours ago, HowieC said:

Something we should be very concerned about IMHO. 

 

I've been looking into credit unions. Not having any luck finding one that does foreign currency exchange. 

 

We will be forced to use a major bank to do our exchanges.

Immediately or next day, take out as much as you can, then transfer to a solid & safe credit union.

Make sure your credit union is safe & sound with plenty of collateral on hand.   IMHO.

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16 hours ago, Luigi1 said:

 

No.  What it means is Iran will be in position to continue to steal Iraq's treasures.

Iran will continue to install future CBI directors.

So does this mean CBI is just Iran's puppet behind the scene? And CBI has to obey and listen to what ever Iran ask the CBI what to do, what to wear , where to look. 

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