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

Originally Posted by jsfletcher

More important than the dinar right now is.....WHY ARE THE BANNANAS NOT DANCING????? Mods can we get some help here?

have i mentioned lately that i love you people???

The role of banks is no secret important in the organization of business and especially the import, export and special loans to ensure that exports and investment and insurance on imported materials, bank drafts and credit cards, which in turn reduce the risk transfer and cash circulation and contribute to the achievement of an important part of the mother Nee about economic transformations the same direction in order to activate the free market in light of the Iraqi modern developments and important changes that the country is going through. What is needed to why we should research in this vital area and to contribute to the development of the Iraqi economy through some trends which must Iraqi banks, civil and governmental, to keep pace with global developments in the field of banking policy, as well as in the technical aspect of the development of the methods of work. , As well as coexistence with the motivation of the market away from the bank one (monopoly), which dominated Iraq after the nationalization of private banks and foreign 1964 until 1992, a period of four decades made Iraq the policy of the bank is one of the decision is far from the mentality of political policies of the banks in the world and neighboring countries b counting that Iraq was in the forefront of countries that had achieved success in banking. In addition, banks must seek to integrate with each other and harmony with the Arab and foreign banks to maximize the capacity and enable banks in the regional and international competition. It supports directed the Central Bank through leave foreign banks with high capacities and experiences of developed and advanced technical to increase the Iraqi market expertise and capabilities advanced technology and benefit from the financial capabilities to achieve economic transformations in Iraq.

Translated version of http://www.iraqigovernment.org/index-EN.htm

this is chocked full of econ stuff

Translated version of http://www.iraqigovernment.org/index-EN.htm

Jeddah-agencies

The Saudi Foreign Minister, Prince Saud Al-Faisal today, Tuesday, 10 - 3-2006, his country's support for stability in Iraq and national reconciliation efforts between the political spectrum.

This came during a press conference with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who is touring the Middle East, said earlier that it intends to ask Saudi Arabia to do more to help impose stability in Iraq.

Al-Faisal said "the current situation of Iraq crisis is a serious concern for the great friends of Iraq, brothers, and all hope in the implementation of the program of national reconciliation announced by the Iraqi prime minister, who aspire to stop the bloodshed, which would lead to further hatred and creates a gap difficult to bridge."

He added that "the specific responsibilities of the neighboring countries to assist Iraq and supporting the security and stability of non-interference in its internal affairs."

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Originally Posted by Barbara919

American University to Open in North Iraq
> > >
> > > October 03, 2006
> > > Iraqi higher education has been on a downward trajectory for decades due
war, to dictatorship and isolation. but now the American University of Iraq,
soon to rise in the kurdish city of Sulaymaniyah, hopes to reverse the decline.
The university, AUI-S for short, is the brainchild of Irac-qi Deputy Prime
Minister Barham Salih, who long dreamed of setting up a university in his
hometown.
> > > After the fall of Saddam Hussein, he put his plan into action. Why name
the school American University? Because, he says, Iraqis are grateful to the
United States for liberating them--nowhere more so than in Kurdistan. Besides,
he adds, "American education is among the best products the U.S. can offer."
> > >
> > > Perhaps. But Iraq's American University will be a largely homegrown
effort. The local Sulaymaniyah government donated the land for the project--some
162 hectares, with room for a future golf course--and Salih has managed to raise
$15.2 million in start-up capital from private donors. Construction won't begin
until next March and will take about a year and a half to complete. Meanwhile,
the first students will start classes in January in rented offices not far from
the future campus.
> > >
> > > They'll begin with intensive English to prepare for regular university
courses, which will all be taught in English as in the other five American
Universities around the world, including three in the Arab world: Cairo, Beirut
and Sharjah (U.A.E.). "It's not just Dick-and-Jane,
let's-learn-how-to-order-in-restaurant English," says John Agresto, a former U.S
adviser to the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and the only non-Iraqi member
of the college's board of trustees. Language lessons will be supplemented by
Western philosophical and political teachings, including the Federalist Papers
and other founding documents of American democracy.
> > >
> > > The school's emphasis on a liberal-arts education distinguishes it from
Iraq's 63 other universities and technical institutes, which tend to specialize
in the sciences and engineering. (Top students in Iraq who study medicine, for
instance, rarely receive any training in social sciences or humanities.) At
least initially, though, the college will focus on economics, public and
business administration, political science and information technology--all of
which are critical to Iraq's future. Perhaps appropriately for an American-style
university, its first degree offering will be an executive M.B.A.
> > >
> > > The first year's class will be small--about 250 students--but
administrators expect to expand quickly, to 1,000 students per class by 2011 and
twice that by 2015. Most students will receive substantial scholarships. Though
located in Kurdistan, the university will be open to all Iraqis, school
officials emphasize, regardless of religion or ethnicity. "At the end of the
day, we care about the same things in life--basic values of liberty and
decency," says Salih. "When you bring people together and develop human
interaction, they will see Iraq's diversity is an asset, not a problem."
> > >
> > > Indeed, Iraqis from all parts of the country have already been calling
board members and begging to have their children admitted. Officials insist that
admissions standards will be high and transparent--meaning no one will be able
to beg or buy his way in. Ultimately, Salih hopes his new creation will help
restore his country to the educational pinnacle of the Arab world. Only then can
Iraq reverse the exodus of its best and brightest young people, which, after the
ongoing sectarian violence, is perhaps the greatest challenge to the country's
future.(Source)AINA
> > >
> > >

Great - let them have a place to get an education, without having to come over here and exhaust our educational budgets. Are'nt they supposed to be sending students here next year! I think they should stay at home and get an education. How far do our tax dollars stretch anyway?

Hang in there everybody...this could be a future article about Iraq....they have all the potential of Kuwait.!!! And just think we got in and backed the underdog!

Boom forces and the Kuwaiti market transactions recorded at a record 159 million dinars

Dubai-Chuagh Mohamed

Jumped transactions related transactions related to the Kuwaiti market Tuesday, 10 - 3-2006, to a new record level, at 158.9 million dinars (dollar equivalent of 0.29 dinars), while the share prices reached upward direction, and the addition of strong gains, backed by the popular feverish, dealers on the market to acquire the shares of large companies, and strong financially.

الأسواق العربية - رواج قوي للسوق الكويتية والتداولات تسجل رقماً قياسياً عند 159 مليون دينار

Barham Salih : R. confirms start of the normalization of the situation in Kirkuk
Irbil / justice :
Dr. Barham Salih Deputy Prime Minister said that the application of Article 140 of the Constitution began its work and was transformed into account the $ 200 million. The statement of the National Council of Kurdistan. justice got a copy of it, "Dr. Barham Salih said in his meeting yesterday with the head of Arbil in Kurdistan Parliament Adnan Mufti indicated that the Committee for the application of article 140 began its work was transferred $ 200 million, which has been allocated to the account of the former Committee for the implementation of this article." It is noteworthy that Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution states : j apply to the situation in Kirkuk and the Kurdish deportees to return Arab arrivals in the era of the former regime to their areas of origin in central and southern Iraq and the holding of a census of the city and then to hold a referendum on the city's residents about their desire to remain within the territory of Iraq or join Iraqi Kurdistan. this was called the Alma this is in the State Administration Law, the interim Iraqi rule 58 and transferred fully to the Constitution. The statement, "also discussed the Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister, with the theme of the Constitution of the Mufti of the Kurdistan of Iraq and the political situation in the province." He pointed out that "the Mufti discussed with the question of the law of energy investment in Iraq and the need for S44 n particular earlier by the Iraqi Parliament for the regulation of investment products, petroleum, energy and other sources of energy in Iraq. " The Deputy Prime Minister had arrived yesterday afternoon to the National Council of Iraqi Kurdistan in Irbil.

sounds like this city census might be done. quite possibly theyve completed it totally within the country. soon will see...

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

we have one, my roommate and i, we had 12M in there which in a year became 13M of which weve put 3M in isx stock through their investment company.

i would definately hold warka and get into the isx asap.

what kind of protection do you have on your money- is it insured, how could you have done this without the FIL intact???

what is the procedure involved?

Please share some details, that may help anyone interested in trusting and overseas bank account in a volitile country - with people who are still learning to trust and not Screw eachother over!

I would think they need a bit more practice on getting things right , before I would trust 100's of Dinar in their hands - let alone 13M - but hey - you gotta have trust.

Would like a response - although i do not expect one.

Originally Posted by www.xealthy.com

Great - let them have a place to get an education, without having to come over here and exhaust our educational budgets. Are'nt they supposed to be sending students here next year! I think they should stay at home and get an education. How far do our tax dollars stretch anyway?

this is an example of a rehash article that was posted last week and was dug up for filler since they wont let them tell the whole truth right now, lol.