Thread: Iraq/Dinar News Before Febuary 12th, 2006

Originally Posted by $onedaysoon$

03 / 02 / 07
A Fouad Massoum, President of the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives (Parliament), a for Iraqis, The Iraq budget for the current year, which delayed approval a, amounting to 42 billion dollars. He pointed out that the ratification would be after the allocations Guard Kurdistan.
He said Massoum told <Middle East> on the phone from Baghdad yesterday> supposed to finish the ratification of the budget tomorrow( today) after resolving differences over the issue of allocations guard territory Kurdistan (constitutional name of the s)> , explaining that <Kurdistan guards assigned to protect a stick Iraqi borders and the establishment of checkpoints and control , and the tasks of the Ministry of Defense and must bear the pain financial Ssat to such responsibilities>.

The head of the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives that <Meza Iraq's intention to 2007 will be very large, amounting to 42 carefully t dollars; including 17% dedicated to the Kurdistan region, that is deducted from allocations sovereign institutions; the Presidency of the Territory and the head of government and the presidency Alberlm that, as some of them and international compensation, This means that the government of Iraqi Kurdistan would not receive the 17 full%>.

He explained that <majority of the ministries of Iraq has not spent facet Anyatha of last year, or before the full, due to the non-implementation of projects for the poor security situation, although these ministries did not spend less than 30% of Mizania elsewhere, and that these budgets are not, any not added to the Ministry's budget for the following year, but returning to the state treasury>.

The Iraqi government official had revealed l <Middle East> a n There is a surplus in the budgets of previous years, estimated 30 billion dollars>.The official added that the government refused to be identified, saying <k it is possible to implement large-scale projects in safe areas Iraq and the operation of idle hands and the lives of Cree - à-vis them, instead of re-payments to the Treasury>. وThe entire Iraqi MPs in a statement to the Agency they said German news <that the delay approval ALMAO offset delay the work of the government and parliament> demanded the Deputies promptly resolve the contentious points

GRABBIN YOU UP AND KISSIN YOU RIGHT ON THE FACE!!!!
WOoTTTT!!!!!

Originally Posted by $onedaysoon$

03 / 02 / 07
A Fouad Massoum, President of the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives (Parliament), a for Iraqis, The Iraq budget for the current year, which delayed approval a, amounting to 42 billion dollars. He pointed out that the ratification would be after the allocations Guard Kurdistan.
He said Massoum told <Middle East> on the phone from Baghdad yesterday> supposed to finish the ratification of the budget tomorrow ( today) after resolving differences over the issue of allocations guard territory Kurdistan (constitutional name of the s)> , explaining that <Kurdistan guards assigned to protect a stick Iraqi borders and the establishment of checkpoints and control , and the tasks of the Ministry of Defense and must bear the pain financial Ssat to such responsibilities>.

The head of the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives that <Meza Iraq's intention to 2007 will be very large, amounting to 42 carefully t dollars; including 17% dedicated to the Kurdistan region, that is deducted from allocations sovereign institutions; the Presidency of the Territory and the head of government and the presidency Alberlm that, as some of them and international compensation, This means that the government of Iraqi Kurdistan would not receive the 17 full%>.

He explained that <majority of the ministries of Iraq has not spent facet Anyatha of last year, or before the full, due to the non-implementation of projects for the poor security situation, although these ministries did not spend less than 30% of Mizania elsewhere, and that these budgets are not, any not added to the Ministry's budget for the following year, but returning to the state treasury>.

The Iraqi government official had revealed l <Middle East> a n There is a surplus in the budgets of previous years, estimated 30 billion dollars>.The official added that the government refused to be identified, saying <k it is possible to implement large-scale projects in safe areas Iraq and the operation of idle hands and the lives of Cree - à-vis them, instead of re-payments to the Treasury>. وThe entire Iraqi MPs in a statement to the Agency they said German news <that the delay approval ALMAO offset delay the work of the government and parliament> demanded the Deputies promptly resolve the contentious points

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS S......

Here we go Iraq, here we go. Here we go Iraq, here we go....



Neno, can we add some of the new smiles to our standard list, they are neat.

Please, please.

Microsoft plans to train 30,000 teachers in Iraq

AMMAN: Microsoft has said it was launching a project to train 30,000 teachers in computer technology within a year in war-ravaged Iraq.

Nizar Zakka, the US-based company's representative in Iraq, said the programme, which began one month ago, had already trained 600 Iraqi teachers who will use their skills to 'transfer the knowledge to students of Iraq who deserve the best education they can get.' Despite security concerns, Microsoft has been working in several areas in Iraq including Basra and Baghdad, said Zakka in the Jordanian capital, Amman.

"Physical security is important but at the same time business security is as important, and you have to approach the two things at the same time," Zakka said. The Microsoft project is sponsored by a US Agency for International Development programme in Iraq, said Zakka, who declined to talk about the funding of the project, including how much it would cost.

The $1 billion USAID-Izdihar, which means prospering in Arabic, was launched in September 2004 in Iraq to help improve the private sector there. The programme has assisted the Iraqi government in drafting World Trade Organisation-compliant legislation on customs, intellectual property rights and technical barriers to trade, said Baljit Vohar, Izdihar's Baghdad chief.

Originally Posted by Par77

Microsoft plans to train 30,000 teachers in Iraq

AMMAN: Microsoft has said it was launching a project to train 30,000 teachers in computer technology within a year in war-ravaged Iraq.

Nizar Zakka, the US-based company's representative in Iraq, said the programme, which began one month ago, had already trained 600 Iraqi teachers who will use their skills to 'transfer the knowledge to students of Iraq who deserve the best education they can get.' Despite security concerns, Microsoft has been working in several areas in Iraq including Basra and Baghdad, said Zakka in the Jordanian capital, Amman.

"Physical security is important but at the same time business security is as important, and you have to approach the two things at the same time," Zakka said. The Microsoft project is sponsored by a US Agency for International Development programme in Iraq, said Zakka, who declined to talk about the funding of the project, including how much it would cost.

The $1 billion USAID-Izdihar, which means prospering in Arabic, was launched in September 2004 in Iraq to help improve the private sector there. The programme has assisted the Iraqi government in drafting World Trade Organisation-compliant legislation on customs, intellectual property rights and technical barriers to trade, said Baljit Vohar, Izdihar's Baghdad chief.

A reval would add to security because then you could afford to hire worldwide mercenaries and so fourth and it would be safe/

Originally Posted by Par77

Microsoft plans to train 30,000 teachers in Iraq

AMMAN: Microsoft has said it was launching a project to train 30,000 teachers in computer technology within a year in war-ravaged Iraq.

Nizar Zakka, the US-based company's representative in Iraq, said the programme, which began one month ago, had already trained 600 Iraqi teachers who will use their skills to 'transfer the knowledge to students of Iraq who deserve the best education they can get.' Despite security concerns, Microsoft has been working in several areas in Iraq including Basra and Baghdad, said Zakka in the Jordanian capital, Amman.

"Physical security is important but at the same time business security is as important, and you have to approach the two things at the same time," Zakka said. The Microsoft project is sponsored by a US Agency for International Development programme in Iraq, said Zakka, who declined to talk about the funding of the project, including how much it would cost.

The $1 billion USAID-Izdihar, which means prospering in Arabic, was launched in September 2004 in Iraq to help improve the private sector there. The programme has assisted the Iraqi government in drafting World Trade Organisation-compliant legislation on customs, intellectual property rights and technical barriers to trade, said Baljit Vohar, Izdihar's Baghdad chief.

Wow, Bill Gates, getting in on the ground floor in Iraq. Smart man, going into the schools, like Apple did back in the 80s and 90s in the U.S.

Funny thing is my dad, when he was over in Iraq, mentioned how the young people of Iraq are the ones who are really going to change it. He said, when he would talk to the young kids, they were always the ones that really wanted to embrace western ideals. The older generation usually were set in their ways already.

Interesting, go Bill, go.

And More Confirmation, into MrsCK's Theory, and Loads of info. Looking very Good and VERY SOON....

Originally Posted by $onedaysoon$

03 / 02 / 07
A Fouad Massoum, President of the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives (Parliament), a for Iraqis, The Iraq budget for the current year, which delayed approval a, amounting to 42 billion dollars. He pointed out that the ratification would be after the allocations Guard Kurdistan.
He said Massoum told <Middle East> on the phone from Baghdad yesterday> supposed to finish the ratification of the budget tomorrow ( today) after resolving differences over the issue of allocations guard territory Kurdistan (constitutional name of the s)> , explaining that <Kurdistan guards assigned to protect a stick Iraqi borders and the establishment of checkpoints and control , and the tasks of the Ministry of Defense and must bear the pain financial Ssat to such responsibilities>.

The head of the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives that <Meza Iraq's intention to 2007 will be very large, amounting to 42 carefully t dollars; including 17% dedicated to the Kurdistan region, that is deducted from allocations sovereign institutions; the Presidency of the Territory and the head of government and the presidency Alberlm that, as some of them and international compensation, This means that the government of Iraqi Kurdistan would not receive the 17 full%>.

He explained that <majority of the ministries of Iraq has not spent facet Anyatha of last year, or before the full, due to the non-implementation of projects for the poor security situation, although these ministries did not spend less than 30% of Mizania elsewhere, and that these budgets are not, any not added to the Ministry's budget for the following year, but returning to the state treasury>.

The Iraqi government official had revealed l <Middle East> a n There is a surplus in the budgets of previous years, estimated 30 billion dollars>.The official added that the government refused to be identified, saying <k it is possible to implement large-scale projects in safe areas Iraq and the operation of idle hands and the lives of Cree - à-vis them, instead of re-payments to the Treasury>. وThe entire Iraqi MPs in a statement to the Agency they said German news <that the delay approval ALMAO offset delay the work of the government and parliament> demanded the Deputies promptly resolve the contentious points

From what I have been told. Bill Gates has been involved since Day One.

Originally Posted by TerryTate

Wow, Bill Gates, getting in on the ground floor in Iraq. Smart man, going into the schools, like Apple did back in the 80s and 90s in the U.S.

Funny thing is my dad, when he was over in Iraq, mentioned how the young people of Iraq are the ones who are really going to change it. He said, when he would talk to the young kids, they were always the ones that really wanted to embrace western ideals. The older generation usually were set in their ways already.

Interesting, go Bill, go.

Originally Posted by TerryTate

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS S......

Here we go Iraq, here we go. Here we go Iraq, here we go....



Neno, can we add some of the new smiles to our standard list, they are neat.

Please, please.

Send your request to Marek (Admin) he can have the Programmers add these.

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

GRABBIN YOU UP AND KISSIN YOU RIGHT ON THE FACE!!!!
WOoTTTT!!!!!

The Date. They are working again and again thru the Week-Ends. Presure must really be on to get all this done. Wonder Why?

Sorry if this is in the wrong place but I have not seen on this site if currency is regulated as far as how often it can revalue. I think that it would make a huge difference to how high it can be valued at initially.

For instance, can they value it at (for rough numbers) 1.00 then a month later value it at 2.00 or do they have to wait a certain period of time.

Just curious, Tigger1