Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

With so much being accomplished up to the end of December - will it be more of the same into the new year?

Not a chance! Jan 1st will mark a fresh start - a new beginning - a clean break with the past! Nothing will be the same - everything is on the table and anything becomes possible! I believe that means our dinar could revalue as early as midnight Jan 1st., 2007.

On the CBI 'Things To Do Tomorrow' List - revaluation of the dinar has got to be right near the top!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Originally Posted by billknows

With so much being accomplished up to the end of December - will it be more of the same into the new year?

Not a chance! Jan 1st will mark a fresh start - a new beginning - a clean break with the past! Nothing will be the same - everything is on the table and anything becomes possible! I believe that means our dinar could revalue as early as midnight Jan 1st., 2007.

On the CBI 'Things To Do Tomorrow' List - revaluation of the dinar has got to be right near the top!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Don't we all wish ......
Happy New year to us all

Originally Posted by rvalreadydang

Here ya go


Experts felt that the Iraqi economy, the economic phenomenon of inflation, which has begun to increase, and had reached a frightening threat to the elements of the Iraqi economy, it is one of the most prominent events in the country during 2006
.They emphasized in the opinion poll : 'The inflation rates in the countries of the world if they rise, they will rise to varying fractional, the push governments to adjustments and changes in the economic decision, but the phenomenon in Iraq have taken another form foreshadowing, in the case unleashed, to the disruption of all the productive sectors'.
وقال.He said the economic expert Dr appearance Mohamed Saleh : 'The phenomenon of serious inflation experienced by the Iraqi economy is one of the most serious economic phenomena because they are still continuing without any finding radical solutions to eliminate or control them effectively', pointing out 'that part of a State policy to eradicate this phenomenon was to raise interest rates and other measures to prepare procedures for the control and not destroy it'.
.He explained : 'The things that could be considered high profile events during 2006 is the movement of the Iraqi government fruitful for rescheduling the debt of commercial banks and foreign private sector to the government, with a bill of international Batafah equivalent conditions of the Paris debt, or 20 billion dollars'.
اما ".Dr Mohammed Halter from the Center for Economic Studies, said the Iraqi 'is the phenomenon of economic inflation prominent economic phenomena in Iraq in 2006, they began to grow from the beginning of the year, and continued without taking effective steps to stop or reduce the rate of growth emerging in the eyes of the men of power and decision, which means that a serious economic crisis the country if steps were not taken effective getting quick. "
.He explained : 'The decision by the current Iraqi government to raise the prices of fuel increased by 125% compared to prices last year, the significant effect in raising the prices of foodstuffs, consumer goods and others, the creation of the appropriate environment for the growth of the phenomenon of inflation economic', pointing out that : 'This did not come from the vacuum, but to the pressure brought to bear on Iraq by the bank and the IMF to reduce its debt, in exchange for the lifting of fuel prices, but he has not yet seen the negative side, which can live make Iraqis result of international resolutions negatives more than positives'.
اما.The Sands Dr. Jassim Abdul professor of international economics at the Faculty of Management and Economics in Baghdad explained : 'The decline in the dollar exchange rate dramatically increased during recent weeks, a phenomenon which should be then because of the economic implications could be reflected positively on the value of the Iraqi dinar'.
.And she said : 'The expectations optimistic prediction for the rehabilitation of the Iraqi economy deteriorating comes coinciding with the work balancing the in 2007, and it is just the expectations of must be backed up by the State to raise the value of the Iraqi dinar versus foreign currency', adding : 'that the Iraqi government own bread reins of things to eradicate the phenomenon of inflation Economic through ongoing work to develop plans and programs to reduce the value of foreign currency about the the Iraqi dinar', and should be recalled that the rate of inflation during the last year ranged "global 25 and 30 per cent, while arrived up in the the current year to 77%

Well, this is a great post RValreadydang!

It is telling that it will hit a 1:1 level for sure!

With FIL/HCL/ICI it better can be sooner than later!

Originally Posted by www.xealthy.com

Happy New Year to you too Mike and All on RC

I am glad to see that the rules will be more firmly enforced here in the future.

Now, If they were to get rid of Maliki, how would they do that empeachment? Who would replace him? What is the process being as he is an elected official?

Don't want this to happen but it's always a possibility!!! Note the date:Tuesday, November 28, 2006

NSG=National Salvation Government

The National Salvation "Front" or "government"?
Saleh Al-Mutlaq, the head of the Iraq National Dialouge Front which is a secular coalition that won 11 seats in the Iraqi parliament, has been working to establish a "national salvation front" for the last few months. Many observers think this front is trying to split the current Iraqi government and create a new alternative government.

As-Sadr, the Iraqi leader, is taking serious steps towards pulling out from the government. Many other Iraqi groups, Sunni and Shia and Secular, are planning to follow.

There is a big possibility that some major political announcments will take place tomorrow. Bush is going to Amman to meet with Al-Maliki and other puppets, Al-Sadr might announce his plans to pullout from the government (both parliament and ministries) and others may follow him and suspend their participation in the current government.

Mishaan Al-Juburi, the head of the reconciliation and liberation front, pulled out from the govermnet yesterday and announced that he's waiting for the "national salvation government" to be announced. Many contacts informed me that the National Salvation Front (or government) will be announced maybe tomorrow.

The NSF (NSG) will include most of the Arab parties in the current government. More or less, it'll include everyone except SCIRI and Al-Dawa parties. In addition, it'll include a number of other leaders from outside the current government. They have a plan for ending the occupation and bringing some UN peacekeeping forces for 6 months to deal with the transitional period. The plan is called "the Iraqi-international roadmap". I think 20 international figures, including Mandela, and 30 Iraqi figures, including Shia, Sunni, secular, and kurdish leaders, worked together to put this "road map".

All of this is not confirmed, but there is a real possibility that the next few days/weeks will bring some radical changes.

Raed in the Middle: The National Salvation "Front" or "government"?

Interesting,

Yes, Maliki could be gone sooner than expected. As to impeachment, all that has to be done is have the majority vote him out and agree on replacement, and this has been in the works by groups, and judging from all the no shows for votes, I think the majority of members are feeling just a little bit insecure in their positions at the moment.

When you see Bush and Rice meeting wih other leaders in Iraq, sure makes you wonder what is really going on behind the scenes. We heard Sistani mentioned as he holds one of the biggest sticks in his hands, so this is what I see happening. The Kurd's also want more representation, and they deserve it in my opinion as the are true leaders in Iraq, just look what they have contributed, all the major drafts of laws implemented to date, and they were first to enact them in Kurdistan, so hopefully they will have more positions when reshuffle is announced. Should be an interesting week with holiday as behind the curtain activity will surely be active.

Happy New Year to All, Mike

Originally Posted by mewannapeg

Don't want this to happen but it's always a possibility!!! Note the date:Tuesday, November 28, 2006

NSG=National Salvation Government

The National Salvation "Front" or "government"?
Saleh Al-Mutlaq, the head of the Iraq National Dialouge Front which is a secular coalition that won 11 seats in the Iraqi parliament, has been working to establish a "national salvation front" for the last few months. Many observers think this front is trying to split the current Iraqi government and create a new alternative government.

As-Sadr, the Iraqi leader, is taking serious steps towards pulling out from the government. Many other Iraqi groups, Sunni and Shia and Secular, are planning to follow.

There is a big possibility that some major political announcments will take place tomorrow. Bush is going to Amman to meet with Al-Maliki and other puppets, Al-Sadr might announce his plans to pullout from the government (both parliament and ministries) and others may follow him and suspend their participation in the current government.

Mishaan Al-Juburi, the head of the reconciliation and liberation front, pulled out from the govermnet yesterday and announced that he's waiting for the "national salvation government" to be announced. Many contacts informed me that the National Salvation Front (or government) will be announced maybe tomorrow.

The NSF (NSG) will include most of the Arab parties in the current government. More or less, it'll include everyone except SCIRI and Al-Dawa parties. In addition, it'll include a number of other leaders from outside the current government. They have a plan for ending the occupation and bringing some UN peacekeeping forces for 6 months to deal with the transitional period. The plan is called "the Iraqi-international roadmap". I think 20 international figures, including Mandela, and 30 Iraqi figures, including Shia, Sunni, secular, and kurdish leaders, worked together to put this "road map".

All of this is not confirmed, but there is a real possibility that the next few days/weeks will bring some radical changes.

Raed in the Middle: The National Salvation "Front" or "government"?

Thanks for this info. The last I had read Al Sadr had made a statement that he and his followers would return to Parliment only after Saddam's death. Now that Saddam has been executed, they all have his permission to return. I believe also that removal of the Baathist party participation was called for? Who's party of this? Isn't Maliki affiliated in some way to the Iranians? I am lost with all the political parties, religions, tribes ect.....

Here's a lnk to a list of online Iraq newspapers that I found on google...
Iraqi Newspapers : Newspapers from Iraq : Iraqi News

Here's an Arabic Translator too

Google Translate

Monday, 01 کanon II 2007

Economic Report

The draft budget for 2007, the development of the private sector in the area of trade in foodstuffs, oil horizons of cooperation between Iraq and Russia in 2007

Preparation and submission : Nazim Yasin

Welcome to this episode of the new (economic report), prepared by Nazim Yassin, and includes an interview with the chairman of the Economic Committee of the House of the Iraqi Haidar Al-Ebadi on the draft general budget for 2007.
In today's episode another interview with the head (the Association of foodstuff merchants in Iraq), in addition to economic analysis on the prospects of oil cooperation between Iraq and Russia.

- The draft budget for 2007

The Presidency announced in the House of Representatives recently that the Iraqi government submitted a draft budget for 2007 of Forty-one billion dollars, an increase of eleven billion dollars from the budget last year. It is scheduled to discuss the parliament the draft budget at its first meeting of after Eid Al-Adha holiday.
In an exclusive statement to Radio Free Iraq on the proposed budget, which he described as (explosive), the head of the Economic Committee in the House of the Iraqi Haidar Abbadi said that next year would witness the economic prosperous and advanced in the area of services and the standard of living of its citizens.
With comes listen to the audio report, which has given us our correspondent in Baghdad Leith Ahmed and includes interview with the Chairman of the Economic Committee in the Iraqi Parliament in addition to the statement of a member of the House of Representatives from the (Kurdistan Alliance) Mahmoud Othman, in the portion of the budget allocated to the region of Kurdistan.

(Report myself with the statements)

- Development of the private sector in the area of trade in foodstuffs

In the context of steps aimed at the development of the Iraqi private sector in the area of trade in foodstuffs, one of the organizations seeking local economic and
(Traders Association of foodstuffs in Iraq) seeks to educate traders and awareness through meetings and sessions of their importance at this stage to the point where Iraq toward a market economy.
In talking to (economic report) on the importance of these steps in the rehabilitation of the private sector to play its role to be part of the public sector in the marketing of foodstuffs, the President of the Association, Dr. Aziz that the members of the traders and academics are trying to put controls studied to improve the work free trade in general and improving the Iraqi economy.
With comes listen to his interview with the correspondent of Radio Free Iraq in Baghdad Jassim talked first about the objectives of the Association.

(Interview with the President of the Association of Traders foodstuffs in Iraq)

Oil-horizons of cooperation between Iraq and Russia in 2007

Finally, announced in Moscow that the Director of the company (Lukoil) Russian oil intends to visit Iraq next year to hold meetings with officials in the Iraqi oil ministry for the development of bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
In follow-up to this topic, a correspondent of Radio Free Iraq Mikhail Alandarenko an interview with the Analyst economic, political and Dr. Elena Subonina Wavana period acoustic follows :
"The director of the company (Lukoil) Russian oil and one Akbirov that are expected to visit Iraq in 2007 to hold meetings with the leadership of the country and discuss bilateral cooperation in the field of oil extraction.
He had earlier made Akbirov permission last month that (Lukoil) is determined to develop cooperation with Iraq. Akbirov stated that he had met with Iraqi Oil Minister Hussein Shahrastani in the last period to discuss the work of the Russian company in the field of West Qurna-2. The Russian official expressed hope to increase Iraqi-Russian relations in the field of oil extraction to a higher level.
One Akbirov was optimistic in his views and estimates of future prospects of cooperation with Iraq. However, the Analyst Russian political and economic Dr. us Subonina expressed in an interview with Radio Free Iraq pessimistic of cooperation between Moscow and Baghdad. "

IRAQHURR.ORG

Originally Posted by kiko

Well, this is a great post RValreadydang!

It is telling that it will hit a 1:1 level for sure!

With FIL/HCL/ICI it better can be sooner than later!

Thanks! But this find goes to sallyl, i just translated for her........