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tonys: I see this everywhere, does anyone know on this " what is all the talk on article 32 in Iraq currecy law?"
lonegunman: Article 32 Issuance of currency 1. The CBI shall have the exclusive right to issue banknotes and coins intended for circulation in Iraq.
Banknotes issued under this Article shall be a first charge on the assets of the CBI.
The CBI shall make appropriate arrangements for the issue of its banknotes and coins as required for circulation in Iraq.
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Wealthwatch Tuesday Evening Chat 12-1-15 Part 1 of 2
tonys: I see this everywhere, does anyone know on this " what is all the talk on article 32 in Iraq currecy law?"
lonegunman: Article 32 Issuance of currency 1. The CBI shall have the exclusive right to issue banknotes and coins intended for circulation in Iraq.
Banknotes issued under this Article shall be a first charge on the assets of the CBI.
The CBI shall make appropriate arrangements for the issue of its banknotes and coins as required for circulation in Iraq.
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lonegunman: Banknotes and coins issued by the CBI and intendedfor circulation in Iraq are not promissory notes, bills of exchange, or any other type of commercial document under the applicable commercial law, and the CBI is obligated to honor them only as provided for in this Law.
2. Only banknotes and coins issued by the CBI that have not been demonetized shall be legal tender in Iraq.
3. The CBI may, by regulation, limit the amounts of banknotes and coins that must be accepted as a legal tender in payment for an obligation and restrict the denominations of such banknotes and coins in which payment may be made to specified amounts or a range of amounts.
4. The CBI shall be responsible for the supply of Iraq’s banknotes and coins and shall endeavor to maintain the availability of an adequate number of banknotes and coins in all regions at all times. Article 33 Printing of banknotes lonegunman: govinfo.library.unt.edu/c...
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chattels: Doesn't the National Reconciliation need to happen BEFORE the potential change in value? - candidinar
chattels: One can only speculate. No "ink" stating that this is an integral part of the monetary reform. IMO, No! - tourman
chattels: " national reconciliation " is a process, IMO. Without reconciliation there is likely no political stability. Without political stability there is likely no security. Without some workable combination of the two there is likely no monetary reform, IMO.
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chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 Iraqi Shi'ite militias pledge to fight US forces if deployed wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/1LKh01f
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 Iraq's fmr Fin Min Rafi Issawi gets 7 yrs in prison not for terrorism charges but corruption
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chattels: Unidentified gunmen assassinated the head of the Arab group in the Kirkuk Provincial Council [Mohammed Khalil al-Jubouri]
chattels: "It is said that [al-Jubouri] is the head of the Council of the Arab Group of Kirkuk province and a member of the Supreme Committee of Article 140 of the disputed areas, where the group took over in 2012 after the assassination of his predecessor, Sheikh Abdullah Sami Aasa.
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chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — The Iraqi army has sent a military force to Baiji and an Iraqi security source announced Tuesday the main reason for the deployment is a pending military campaign to retake the town of Shargat, which fell to ISIS in June 2014. “[Shargat] is considered the last ISIS stronghold in Salahadin province,” the unnamed source said. wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/21vdljx
chattels: [Shargat] is considered the last ISIS stronghold in Salahadin province,”
chattels: a senior general in the US military announced that air strikes have affected 43% of the organization Daash oil revenues. The head of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joe Dunford in testimony before a committee of Congress on Tuesday that "more than 40 percent of oil revenues to organize Daash affected by the air strikes led by the United States over the past month."
Said Dunford "We estimate that about 43 percent of the flows Revenue earned by Daash of oil has been affected over the last thirty days, ".
chattels: Kurdish oil minister: reforms in KRG to start in 2016 By Rudaw ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – Kurdish oil minister Ashti Hawrami said Tuesday that reforms in Kurdistan will begin at the start of 2016, and that Baghdad-Erbil talks are scheduled to resume.
"Although reforms require time and wealth, we will start it in the beginning of 2016," said Hawrami, minister of oil and natural resources at the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). He was speaking at the 5th Kurdistan-Iraq Oil and Gas Conference in London.
Hawrami added that KRG-Baghdad interests at this time are to resume negotiations to resolve long disputes, which revolve around oil sales and the budget. "(KRG) intends to resume talks with Baghdad in hopes of resolving issues between both sides," he said, ....... wealthwatch.world/showthr...http://ift.tt/21vdljz
chattels: " ............ Baghdad-Erbil talks are scheduled to resume. "
chattels: LONDON – Kurdistan Region Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani criticized Baghdad over oil revenues at a major international conference in London, saying it had forced Erbil into other courses of action. “Baghdad has left us no other choice but to pursue the course that we have pursued,” wealthwatch.world/newrepl...
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chattels: “I repeat today what we have stated on numerous occasions: we still prefer to reach an agreement with Baghdad and are always ready for that. But Baghdad has left us no other choice but to pursue the course that we have pursued.”
chattels: Despite the triple challenge of a dispute with Baghdad, the low oil price and the fight against ISIS, there are still notes of optimism.
chattels: “The good news is that oil production in Kurdistan is flowing,” said Hawrami. “Yes, it’s increasing and it is reaching 650,000 to 700,000 barrels a day now. Through the pipeline. we continue to upgrade the export infrastructure, adding pumps, increasing capacity to reach our target of one million barrels per day by the end of 2016.”
chattels: WASHINGTON DC - The United States is sending more Special Forces to help Iraqi and Peshmerga forces, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Tuesday. Without specifying how many troops would go, he told the House Armed Services Committee that the "specialized expeditionary targeting force" would help the Iraqis and Kurds fight the Islamic State group (ISIS or ISIL).
"These special operators will over time be able to conduct raids, free hostages, gather intelligence, and capture ISIL leaders," Carter said. They will also be available to intervene in neighboring northern Syria, which is run by the Kurds, and where Washington previously announced it is sending about 50 special operations troops in a non-combat role.
"This force will also be in a position to conduct unilateral operations into Syria," he said. President Barack Obama has ruled out sending large-scale "boots on the ground" to Iraq or Syria. "American special operators bring a unique suite of capabilities that make them force multipliers," Carter said. "Where we find further opportunity to leverage such capability, we are prepared to expand it," he added. chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr...
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chattels: Sadrists: Maliki will not be back as prime minister again Brother - Baghdad According to a member of the Parliamentary Committee on Defense and Security, a professor Majid Ghraoui not the possibility of the return of the former prime minister to office again.
Said Ghraoui in a press statement that in the case that the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the current separation of Haidar al-Abbadi of the Dawa party or a coalition of state law, he can not return to the presidency again, "noting it was" unlikely and unrealistic command during the current phase. "
He Ghraoui "The current Prime Minister has a number of supporters within the National Alliance and a coalition of state law, in particular, as well as other parliamentary blocs as a union of Iraqi forces and the Kurdistan Alliance," stressing that "past work and will not can not al-Maliki, but like other to change without parliament approval of the ". chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/1LO6upJ
chattels: " ........... in the case that the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the current separation of Haidar al-Abbadi of the Dawa party or a coalition of state law, he can not return to the presidency again, ........ "
chattels: "al-Abadi faces enormous challenges to implementation reform due to differences and political polarization between the political forces, is struggling since taking office late last year, "explaining" that, despite the hopes that Abadi will be able to push national reconciliation forward and make the participation of the Sunni community the widest in the political process, have been blocking efforts by elements within all the components of Iraq because of the lack of trust and special interests. "
chattels: According to a report modern Abbasid told the News, Abadi was able to attract a large number of Shiite politicians, including MPs, and is moving to establish a new parliamentary bloc is expected to bear the name of the "coalition of law and reform" and will enter after fleshed out and announced an alliance with the Islamic Supreme Council led by Ammar al-Hakim and the Sadrists led by Muqtada al-Sadr, and the Virtue Party, led by Mohammed al-Yacoubi and Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and mass Hussain al-Shahristani and party Da'oh- organization inside headed Khodair al.
The establishment of this bloc that allows Ebadi reshape the author of the Shiite parties, the National Alliance on new foundations in isolation from al-Maliki and his bloc of parliamentary state law that turned it into a spearhead in the face of Abadi and his reforms.
chattels: a new parliamentary bloc is expected to bear the name of the "coalition of law and reform" and will enter after fleshed out and announced an alliance with the Islamic Supreme Council led by Ammar al-Hakim and the Sadrists led by Muqtada al-Sadr, and the Virtue Party, led by Mohammed al-Yacoubi and Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and mass Hussain al-Shahristani and party Da'oh- organization inside headed Khodair al.
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2. Only banknotes and coins issued by the CBI that have not been demonetized shall be legal tender in Iraq.
3. The CBI may, by regulation, limit the amounts of banknotes and coins that must be accepted as a legal tender in payment for an obligation and restrict the denominations of such banknotes and coins in which payment may be made to specified amounts or a range of amounts.
4. The CBI shall be responsible for the supply of Iraq’s banknotes and coins and shall endeavor to maintain the availability of an adequate number of banknotes and coins in all regions at all times. Article 33 Printing of banknotes lonegunman: govinfo.library.unt.edu/c...
http://ift.tt/1Wh6SGe
chattels: Doesn't the National Reconciliation need to happen BEFORE the potential change in value? - candidinar
chattels: One can only speculate. No "ink" stating that this is an integral part of the monetary reform. IMO, No! - tourman
chattels: " national reconciliation " is a process, IMO. Without reconciliation there is likely no political stability. Without political stability there is likely no security. Without some workable combination of the two there is likely no monetary reform, IMO.
chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/1NmMNef
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 Iraqi Shi'ite militias pledge to fight US forces if deployed wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/1LKh01f
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 Iraq's fmr Fin Min Rafi Issawi gets 7 yrs in prison not for terrorism charges but corruption
chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/21vdnrB
chattels: Unidentified gunmen assassinated the head of the Arab group in the Kirkuk Provincial Council [Mohammed Khalil al-Jubouri]
chattels: "It is said that [al-Jubouri] is the head of the Council of the Arab Group of Kirkuk province and a member of the Supreme Committee of Article 140 of the disputed areas, where the group took over in 2012 after the assassination of his predecessor, Sheikh Abdullah Sami Aasa.
chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr http://ift.tt/1LO6u9t
chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — The Iraqi army has sent a military force to Baiji and an Iraqi security source announced Tuesday the main reason for the deployment is a pending military campaign to retake the town of Shargat, which fell to ISIS in June 2014. “[Shargat] is considered the last ISIS stronghold in Salahadin province,” the unnamed source said. wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/21vdljx
chattels: [Shargat] is considered the last ISIS stronghold in Salahadin province,”
chattels: a senior general in the US military announced that air strikes have affected 43% of the organization Daash oil revenues. The head of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joe Dunford in testimony before a committee of Congress on Tuesday that "more than 40 percent of oil revenues to organize Daash affected by the air strikes led by the United States over the past month."
Said Dunford "We estimate that about 43 percent of the flows Revenue earned by Daash of oil has been affected over the last thirty days, ".
chattels: Kurdish oil minister: reforms in KRG to start in 2016 By Rudaw ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – Kurdish oil minister Ashti Hawrami said Tuesday that reforms in Kurdistan will begin at the start of 2016, and that Baghdad-Erbil talks are scheduled to resume.
"Although reforms require time and wealth, we will start it in the beginning of 2016," said Hawrami, minister of oil and natural resources at the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). He was speaking at the 5th Kurdistan-Iraq Oil and Gas Conference in London.
Hawrami added that KRG-Baghdad interests at this time are to resume negotiations to resolve long disputes, which revolve around oil sales and the budget. "(KRG) intends to resume talks with Baghdad in hopes of resolving issues between both sides," he said, ....... wealthwatch.world/showthr...http://ift.tt/21vdljz
chattels: " ............ Baghdad-Erbil talks are scheduled to resume. "
chattels: LONDON – Kurdistan Region Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani criticized Baghdad over oil revenues at a major international conference in London, saying it had forced Erbil into other courses of action. “Baghdad has left us no other choice but to pursue the course that we have pursued,” wealthwatch.world/newrepl...
http://ift.tt/1LO6w0O
chattels: “I repeat today what we have stated on numerous occasions: we still prefer to reach an agreement with Baghdad and are always ready for that. But Baghdad has left us no other choice but to pursue the course that we have pursued.”
chattels: Despite the triple challenge of a dispute with Baghdad, the low oil price and the fight against ISIS, there are still notes of optimism.
chattels: “The good news is that oil production in Kurdistan is flowing,” said Hawrami. “Yes, it’s increasing and it is reaching 650,000 to 700,000 barrels a day now. Through the pipeline. we continue to upgrade the export infrastructure, adding pumps, increasing capacity to reach our target of one million barrels per day by the end of 2016.”
chattels: WASHINGTON DC - The United States is sending more Special Forces to help Iraqi and Peshmerga forces, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Tuesday. Without specifying how many troops would go, he told the House Armed Services Committee that the "specialized expeditionary targeting force" would help the Iraqis and Kurds fight the Islamic State group (ISIS or ISIL).
"These special operators will over time be able to conduct raids, free hostages, gather intelligence, and capture ISIL leaders," Carter said. They will also be available to intervene in neighboring northern Syria, which is run by the Kurds, and where Washington previously announced it is sending about 50 special operations troops in a non-combat role.
"This force will also be in a position to conduct unilateral operations into Syria," he said. President Barack Obama has ruled out sending large-scale "boots on the ground" to Iraq or Syria. "American special operators bring a unique suite of capabilities that make them force multipliers," Carter said. "Where we find further opportunity to leverage such capability, we are prepared to expand it," he added. chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr...
http://ift.tt/21vdnrH
chattels: Sadrists: Maliki will not be back as prime minister again Brother - Baghdad According to a member of the Parliamentary Committee on Defense and Security, a professor Majid Ghraoui not the possibility of the return of the former prime minister to office again.
Said Ghraoui in a press statement that in the case that the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the current separation of Haidar al-Abbadi of the Dawa party or a coalition of state law, he can not return to the presidency again, "noting it was" unlikely and unrealistic command during the current phase. "
He Ghraoui "The current Prime Minister has a number of supporters within the National Alliance and a coalition of state law, in particular, as well as other parliamentary blocs as a union of Iraqi forces and the Kurdistan Alliance," stressing that "past work and will not can not al-Maliki, but like other to change without parliament approval of the ". chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr... http://ift.tt/1LO6upJ
chattels: " ........... in the case that the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the current separation of Haidar al-Abbadi of the Dawa party or a coalition of state law, he can not return to the presidency again, ........ "
chattels: "al-Abadi faces enormous challenges to implementation reform due to differences and political polarization between the political forces, is struggling since taking office late last year, "explaining" that, despite the hopes that Abadi will be able to push national reconciliation forward and make the participation of the Sunni community the widest in the political process, have been blocking efforts by elements within all the components of Iraq because of the lack of trust and special interests. "
chattels: According to a report modern Abbasid told the News, Abadi was able to attract a large number of Shiite politicians, including MPs, and is moving to establish a new parliamentary bloc is expected to bear the name of the "coalition of law and reform" and will enter after fleshed out and announced an alliance with the Islamic Supreme Council led by Ammar al-Hakim and the Sadrists led by Muqtada al-Sadr, and the Virtue Party, led by Mohammed al-Yacoubi and Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and mass Hussain al-Shahristani and party Da'oh- organization inside headed Khodair al.
The establishment of this bloc that allows Ebadi reshape the author of the Shiite parties, the National Alliance on new foundations in isolation from al-Maliki and his bloc of parliamentary state law that turned it into a spearhead in the face of Abadi and his reforms.
chattels: a new parliamentary bloc is expected to bear the name of the "coalition of law and reform" and will enter after fleshed out and announced an alliance with the Islamic Supreme Council led by Ammar al-Hakim and the Sadrists led by Muqtada al-Sadr, and the Virtue Party, led by Mohammed al-Yacoubi and Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and mass Hussain al-Shahristani and party Da'oh- organization inside headed Khodair al.
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chattels: It is widely believed in political and parliamentary circles in Baghdad that the recent visit Abadi to Najaf and meeting references range of aides of Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani and his meeting with the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr and reference Virtue Party, Mohammed al-Yacoubi was in order to consult with them and get Muaqathm on the formation of a broad front with the task of Shiite representation Shiite component and address the al-Maliki's attempts to obstruct the Abadi reforms and seek to withdraw confidence from the current government.
chattels: ............... the formation of a broad front with the task of Shiite representation Shiite component and address the al-Maliki's attempts to obstruct the Abadi reforms and seek to withdraw confidence from the current government.
chattels: BAGHDAD (Sky Press) - confirmed the MP for the coalition of state law Ibtisam Hilali, on Monday, the head of the Coalition Nuri al-Maliki completed his examinations treatment and returned to Baghdad, as pointed out that the latter did not meet with Iranian political figures on the sidelines of his medical trip. She said Hilali for "Sky Press "," chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr...
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chattels: " ............ the head of the Coalition Nuri al-Maliki completed his examinations treatment and returned to Baghdad, ....." chattels: Not gone yet.\
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chattels: ............... the formation of a broad front with the task of Shiite representation Shiite component and address the al-Maliki's attempts to obstruct the Abadi reforms and seek to withdraw confidence from the current government.
chattels: BAGHDAD (Sky Press) - confirmed the MP for the coalition of state law Ibtisam Hilali, on Monday, the head of the Coalition Nuri al-Maliki completed his examinations treatment and returned to Baghdad, as pointed out that the latter did not meet with Iranian political figures on the sidelines of his medical trip. She said Hilali for "Sky Press "," chattels: wealthwatch.world/showthr...
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chattels: " ............ the head of the Coalition Nuri al-Maliki completed his examinations treatment and returned to Baghdad, ....." chattels: Not gone yet.\
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