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A Tehran. P. B : head of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Iran today for an official visit that will last two days to be received upon arrival of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, as stated Ahsan Jahandidh one of the officials of the Iranian media in the presidency yesterday.
The Iraqi Ambassador to Tehran Mohammad Majid Sheikh Sunday announced the postponement of the visit, which was scheduled for yesterday. The visit is the first of the owners since his appointment in May (May), aimed to deliberate in the political affairs and security ties with the neighboring Shiite and consolidate bilateral relations.

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Iraqi PM heads to Iran seeking "no interference"

12 Sep 2006 00:59:10 GMT

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L122746.htm

Iraq makes financial reform with sufficient reserves

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Yes here the article then $onedaysoon$ has post!!!


Baghdad-Sabah
The Central Bank of Iraq that the country is making progress in reforming the financial sector despite the ongoing violence with the presence of reserves sufficient to protect the local currency.


The Governor of the Central Bank Sinan Shabibi on the sidelines of the Arab Economic Forum in Beirut on the possibility of achieving success in maintaining a stable financial situation in Iraq, the level of reserves helps to keep the currency exchange rate stable.
He pointed out that the net foreign exchange reserves amounted to 10 billion dollars, a rise of two billion dollars since last January, in line with the target within the framework of the program of the International Monetary Fund.
Shabibi said that the escalating violence has led to high inflation kept about 30% and a 10% increase over the target for the bank, This is due in part to the security costs exceeded expectations. expecting the country after the security situation improved further progress, and not only to maintain economic stability. He pointed out that Shabibi Iraq on the right path to financial reforms, including transformation of the banking system depends on the IMF to the Yatta D credit. He pointed out that other reforms include improving the departments of banks and the development of technology used by the implementation of the deals

Translated version of http://www.alsabaah.com/

Originally Posted by pipshurricane

(Voice of Iraq) - 12-09-2006 | This issue was sent to a friend

A Tehran. P. B : head of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Iran today for an official visit that will last two days to be received upon arrival of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, as stated Ahsan Jahandidh one of the officials of the Iranian media in the presidency yesterday.
The Iraqi Ambassador to Tehran Mohammad Majid Sheikh Sunday announced the postponement of the visit, which was scheduled for yesterday. The visit is the first of the owners since his appointment in May (May), aimed to deliberate in the political affairs and security ties with the neighboring Shiite and consolidate bilateral relations.

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Someone please clarify this for me.. I thought Maliki's trip (Mon-Tues) to Iran was cancelled? Is this saying he personally went today or is he being represented in Iran?
Thanks

Originally Posted by ezcash

Someone please clarify this for me.. I thought Maliki's trip (Mon-Tues) to Iran was cancelled? Is this saying he personally went today or is he being represented in Iran?
Thanks

Yes he will be in Iran tomorow for politic reason!!!!They was suppose to be there today but was posponed until tomorow apparently!!!

thanks pips lol sorry did that wrong

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

but tuesday the 19th, not this coming tuesday. he will be too busy in baghdad THIS week ;)

SGS - It looks like he is going today afterall - any comments?

And I might add no reval tomorrow. Bummer. For the life of me I can't understand why they are dragging their feet with the reval. Come on Suzie lift our spirits.

Originally Posted by Mike5200

SGS - It looks like he is going today afterall - any comments?

Thanks Pips... This is what confused me... thought he had more important business at home ????

Here's a thought...are we positive that Maliki is the only one to offer an announcement. I know this is a big deal for us and I know it is on my mind 24/7 but outside of the very small group overall of investors this may not make top story. We know the impact this will have on the lives of the Iraqi's and obviously our own but this may not be late breaking news. Could it be that Shinan Shibibi or the deputy prime minister would make this announcement. I am just tossing ideas out there. Maybe (only guessing) Maliki did his part and someone else in the Iraqi administration will make the announcement. Any thoughts???