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

Originally Posted by Adster

Well it is but it's 3 years old and not been passed and made public even though I believe it has been passed behind closed doors.......We await an announcement, which will come same time as the r/v IMO.

YUP!!!!

Hey SGS where have you been today....my fingers are tired of typing....Look what a great job the Iraqi gov is doing...speedy speedy...I feel a reval any day now....Oh yeahhhh!!!

Editorial
By: Felah al-Meshal
Much parturition have preceded forming of national unity government as Iraqi people were optimist that the said government would halt blood shed and terror.

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki revealed national movements when he unveiled national projects to merge the country from its crisis.
At the time he said that he needed time and consensus from all Iraqi rivals to thwart terror, the politicians were working on different directions as many of them have built their political power concentrating on their sect and militias.
But construction projects have been stopped in addition to social protection activities, a matter that pushed Maliki to declare that the crisis was before a couple of options that is either the state or militias, and it was the diagnosis of the plight while we wait for remedy.

ÌÑíÏÉ ÇáÕÈÇÍ - State & militias - 1 -

Baghdad, Oct. 3 p2
Secretary-general for Iraqi Republic collection of Iraqi slate Sa'aad Asim al-Janabi said that the last rumor about a coup attempt by Ayad Alawi tried to expose his reputation with bad image.

He emphasized that so-things were ended in Iraq after the democratic principles built in the state.
On the other hand, he accused Iranian sides in setting the rumor which aimed the Iraqi slate since it got big respect from people

ÌÑíÏÉ ÇáÕÈÇÍ - Iraqi Slate: coup Rumor Aimed at Hurting Alawi

Baghdad, Oct. 3 p3
Defense ministry said that the supposed curfew came as a new professional performance since sudden curfew achieves better results than the pre emptive announced ones.

Mohammad al-Askarri a spokesman of defense ministry said in a press conference that the curfew came after information said the terrorists intended carrying out a terror actions in Baghdad.
He added that the terrorists have transferred to Diala, Kirkuk & Anbar provinces following facing pressure in Baghdad hinting at security forces arresting to 250 of them in addition to a leader of group

ÌÑíÏÉ ÇáÕÈÇÍ - Sudden Curfew Achieves Better Results, Askarri Says

Originally Posted by MC Dig

Thanks for reposting this here, I believe I made a similar post on ROL (my new dinar home).

I think most of us here see the situation this which is why we are all so smart to have invested!

The other thing I would ad is that some see that it is impossible for a sudden and drastic r/v. However when the new currency came out the currency was drastically devalued, and based on what? The market? No. I think they reprinted and devalued, knowing that they could A. stockpile the currency and make tons of money and B. Use a future r/v as a tool / carrot to bring everyone together.

Which is what we are all hoping for, that everyone comes together, makes money and the Iraqis re-build a safe and prosperous country.

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

Hey SGS where have you been today....my fingers are tired of typing....Look what a great job the Iraqi gov is doing...speedy speedy...I feel a reval any day now....Oh yeahhhh!!!

Go CharmedPiper GO! You're on FIRE!

Baghdad, Oct. 3 p.8
Technical teams at the state company of railways started works of building railway line from Ghubeishia district near Basra Province down to Um Qasr port, a transportation ministry spokesman said.

The source added that the line is 138 km length with the cost of 56 billion Iraqi dinars and could carry tonnage of 25 tomes, and 48 channels and bridges in addition to a big bridge.

ÌÑíÏÉ ÇáÕÈÇÍ - Railway line to reach Um Qasr

Baghdad, Oct.3 p4
Ministry of culture started carrying out an expanded plan in improving infrastructure culture buildings and setting of various artists festivals as a ready step to choose Baghdad city as Arab's culture capital in 2009.

On the other hand, cultural deputy of culture minister Nihad al-Jobori said that the ministry started since two months putting & carrying out of improving all culture sides plan and the first plan would be in establishing cultural Iraq edifice which designed by the artist Farooq al-Hamadani after Pm Norri al-Maliki praised the design

ÌÑíÏÉ ÇáÕÈÇÍ - Baghdad as Arab's Culture Capital for 2009

Originally Posted by Adster

Blue found this on other forum, great find. In the words of Susie, this has to be worth a WOOT! LOL. I love this line.....

He said Iraq's largest ever budget for services have been set up and a new investment law would be adopted to open the way for the foreign and national businesses.





POL-IRAQ-US SENATE
Iraqi leaders assure US senators of determination to fight terrorism

BAGHDAD, Oct 3 (KUNA) -- Iraqi leaders on Tuesday underlined necessity to bring to success the country's national conciliation efforts, affirming determination to fight terrorism.

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nouri Maliki made the remarks during separate receptions of a delegation representing the United States Senate, led by Majority Leader Bill Frist and Senator Mel Martinez.

During a meeting with Talabani, the Iraqi president told the American lawmakers that 20 days ahead of the convocation of the Iraqi political forces national conciliation conference, "the circle to fight terrorists is enlarging".

"We are determined to make a successful conciliation process and to maintain security and stability in Iraq," Talabani was quoted as saying.

He said the popular circle to fight terrorists began to enlarge and a strong will to abandon sectarian violence persisted.

On his part, Maliki told the US legislators that militias were not welcomed in a civilised nation like Iraq.

He said the Iraqi government was pursuing a military and political line in dealing with the outlawed militias.

According to an official statement, Maliki said the government has made great achievements to end the bloodshed in the country.

He said the government would reinforce its security potentials and improve services in a drive to fight terrorism.

The prime minister said large amounts of financial assets have been allocated to execute development projects in areas were calm is dominent.

He said Iraq's largest ever budget for services have been set up and a new investment law would be adopted to open the way for the foreign and national businesses.

He said the government has plans that would help the reconstruction of the country's armed forces in cooperation with the US-led multinational forces.

On its part, the US senators stressed significance of a successful national conciliation in Iraq and necessity to fight sectarian violence to achieve stability and embark on the reconstruction process of the country. (end) mhg.

WOOT!!!!!