These are Iraqi Dinar Guru Updates, News, Opinions, and Intel Dinar Opinions
According to Iraqi Dinar Newshound Guru Militia Man :
We do not believe that Iraq will join the World Trade Organization at the current exchange rate of 1310. We anticipate that the project to delete the zeros will be included in the process, resulting in a different outcome.
According to Intel Guru Frank26 :
Regarding the question of whether there will be a short time frame in which Iraqi citizens are informed of the rate change and able to benefit before the rest of the world finds out, the answer is that we will all know at the same time. However, it is important to note that a dinar is a dinar inside of Iraq, and it will not be affected by the external exchange rate. As the value of the dinar grows, it will stay at whatever exchange rate they release it at internally. As for whether citizens will become rich, the answer is no. However, they will have a lot more purchasing power, which is a significant benefit.
According to Iraqi Dinar Newshound Guru Pimpy :
We all agree that Iraq is moving in the right direction, which is a positive sign.
According to Newshound Guru Jeff :
In mid-September, Sudani attended a UN meeting in New York where he emphasized the need to tackle and eliminate corruption. Since then, several articles have been published discussing the fight against corruption. The rate change is dependent on this requirement being met, which is the top priority of the central bank.
According to Iraqi Dinar Newshound/Intel Guru Walkingstick :
[Iraqi bank friend Aki update] Aki will profit by exchanging the Iraqi dinar for dollars through these banks. This exchange is profitable for the bank, and in turn, benefits Aki.
According to Newshound Guru Militia Man :
Iraq’s support for ascension is a significant factor, particularly when they are discussing the post-ascension phase. This is significant because it indicates that the game is on, and they are ready to bring it to a close.
According to Iraqi Dinar Intel Guru RayRen98 :
Let’s wait and see if things are still “on target” for later this evening and into Monday/Tuesday.
According to Intel Guru Frank26 :
I have a report from Iraq about the latest developments. According to my source, Sudani is back on TV in Kurdistan, and there are ongoing talks between Sudani and the WTO. This caught us by surprise, as we were not expecting it. The WTO has said that they are working on the final edits to conclude the post ascension of Iraq into the WTO. My source, Frank, reassured me that there are no problems and that the WTO is now located in Kurdistan, not Baghdad. This development is quite serious. Furthermore, my source mentioned that they will be included in the WTO because of the progress made in the monetary reform.
According to Iraqi Dinar Newshound Guru Pimpy :
We discussed how important it is for Iraq to import foreign currencies in order to increase the value of the Iraqi dinar. This is a huge first step and a great thing for Iraq. However, they need to do more than just that to move forward. They need to ensure that their government and economy are stable, which is something they can achieve if they work together. In summary, while importing foreign currencies is a significant step, it’s important for Iraq to focus on stabilizing their government and economy as well.
According to Newshound Guru Clare :
Intensive meetings between a delegation from the Central Bank of Iraq and the American team responsible for foreign transfer operations took place in Abu Dhabi during the past few days. The official Iraqi News Agency reported that the negotiations resulted in several decisions and mechanisms that would simplify the procedures associated with external transfers of the dollar for imports through the foreign currency sales window.
According to Iraqi Dinar Intel Guru MarkZ :
Leaders from various regions came together for Iraq’s seventh Ambassadors Conference to discuss the country’s increasing effectiveness on both the regional and international stage. This was an exceptionally productive conference held in Iraq.
