Category Archives: Daily Dinar Updates

The parliamentary economy: the coming days the date of passing the law of oil and gas Special – Mawazine News – A member of the Committee on Economy and Investment parliamentary, Harith al-Harithi, Wednesday, that the next few days will … Continue reading →

The rise in the value of the dinar strengthens international confidence in the Iraqi economy Baghdad / Hussein Thugb – The recovery of the Iraqi dinar and the stability of the exchange rate leads to the strengthening of international confidence … Continue reading →

How Iraq’s Prime Minister Is Trying to Build Peace After 15 Years of Conflict On a crisp afternoon in late winter, Bassem Qassim, a 55-year-old militia fighter, drives past a checkpoint on the edge of Baghdad, where the city’s clogged … Continue reading →

BGG ~ Lately there has been mostly “mish mosh” news out there… just noise filling up the “news space”. Here are the things you really want to hear about… Is this recent 11.74 rate thing real? No – of course … Continue reading →

The provincial government announces a political meeting on the budget and send a message to Baghdad The Kurdistan Region Council of Ministers during a meeting on Sunday that the passage of the federal budget law is a clear violation of … Continue reading →

Abadi congratulates ‘all Iraqi nations’ for passing budget ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The prime minister of Iraq has congratulated “all the Iraqi nations” on the passing of the 2018 national budget. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said “the passing of the … Continue reading →

The Wall Street Journal predicts Abadi will remain in office after the May elections Baghdad today – “The Wall Street Journal” in a report published Friday, the survival of Prime Minister Haider Abadi in office after the next election, while … Continue reading →

Iraqi parliament approves $88 billion 2018 budget By Ahmed Aboulenein and Ahmed Rasheed BAGHDAD, March 3 (Reuters) – Iraq’s parliament approved a budget on Saturday, lawmakers said, but Kurdish MPs boycotted the vote over their region’s allocation. The budget of … Continue reading →