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Sudani: Iraq is moving towards a market economy BAGHDAD / Al-Sabah: The Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Mohammed Shiaa al-Sudani said that Iraq, having achieved victory over terrorist gangs, is witnessing a qualitative shift in its policies towards a … Continue reading →

“It’s Not the Donations, Stupid”: Key Points from Kuwait Conference With a few exceptions, the coverage of the “Kuwait International Conference for the Reconstruction of Iraq” has been confusing at best, ranging from those who thought it was a failure … Continue reading →

URGENT The dollar is blowing in Iraq ​Foreign exchange markets in Baghdad, on Wednesday morning, a significant decline in the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar. The market price in the Kifah Exchange in Baghdad was 1220 … Continue reading →

Iraq prime minister promises corruption crackdown, says laws will protect nervous foreign investors More than six months after Iraq’s leadership proclaimed the defeat of ISIS on Iraqi territory, the country is on a path to rebuild and has seen promising … Continue reading →

Float the Iraqi dinar and stop the auction currency is the only solution of the Iraqi economy. Under Conference : Kuwait , the results of which are discouraging to solve the problem economic Iraqi especially after the devastation resulting from … Continue reading →

COMMITTEE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: ANNOUNCE THE NAMES OF 5,000 PEOPLE INCLUDED IN THE SEIZURE OF FUNDS THIS WEEK The Commission on Reconciliation, Accountability and Justice in the House of Representatives, that next week will see the announcement of the names of … Continue reading →

Iraq is ready to reform the financial and economic sectors Economy News Baghdad: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterich said Iraq was ready to reform the financial and economic sectors. Guterich said in his speech to the Iraq reconstruction conference held in … Continue reading →

World Bank: Iraq is the best place to invest in the world The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank, has urged international companies to overcome their concerns about financing reconstruction projects in Iraq and … Continue reading →