EIA: Jump in Iraqi oil exports to the US
Iraqi oil exports to the usa accelerated final week, in line with the usa electricity statistics management (EIA.)
The EIA said on Sunday that the...
Source: Retirees’ salaries await funding notification, with demands to hold those...
tens of millions of retirees are eagerly waiting for the disbursement of their salaries, amid substantial discontent over the delays this month.
regardless of the...
Al-Kadhimi criticizes the government: It violated the budget law and did...
MP Moeen Al-Kadhimi criticized the federal authorities on Tuesday for failing to send the general finances tables to Parliament, noting that the authorities must...
The Central Bank begins the actual implementation of the comprehensive banking...
The significant financial institution’s actions and efforts, in partnership and session with personal banks, had been fruitful. They facilitated the implementation of the objectives,...
Al-Tamimi: The principle of the third round will be adopted if...
Raad Al-Tamimi, the leader of the Coordination Framework, said on Friday that the third round will be used if the Sunni forces can't agree...
Oil edges up as Ukraine strikes rattle Russian supply
Oil prices inched higher on Thursday after Ukraine launched new attacks on Russia’s oil infrastructure, raising concerns about possible supply problems. At the same...
Oil prices fell as markets monitored supply risks.
Oil prices edged lower early Tuesday after a strong rally the day before, as traders paused to watch possible supply risks linked to Venezuela...
Gold prices continue to rise… $4,539 per ounce
Gold prices rose for a second straight day on Friday, with an ounce of gold gaining nearly 0.7% to close at $4,539.
The precious metal...
Diyala Council: Obtaining the green light to reconsider the summer agricultural...
Diyala Council announced on Tuesday that it received official approval from the Ministry of Agriculture to review and expand the summer agricultural plan across...
Al-Azirjawi warns of the dangers of borrowing to secure salaries: it...
Iraqi MP Ali Al-Azirjawi has warned that the government's continued reliance on borrowing to cover salaries and operational expenses is placing growing pressure on...
State of Law: Weakening Iraq is a strategic goal for the...
Member of the nation of regulation Coalition, Saad Al-Mutalibi, confirmed these days, Wednesday, that america is operating to weaken Iraq within a strategic plan...
Iraqi PM in Washington: What His Trip Actually Means for the...
Ali Al-Zaidi’s Washington Visit: What It Really Means for Iraq and the Dinar
Ali Al-Zaidi’s visit to Washington has generated plenty of discussion, especially among...
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World Bank Discusses Support for Iraq’s Electricity Sector
The World Bank has discussed expanding its cooperation with Iraq’s Ministry of Electricity to support priority projects aimed at improving the country’s power infrastructure.
World...
Proposed Changes to Iraq’s Investment Law
Iraq’s parliamentary Investment and Development Committee has held a workshop to discuss proposed amendments to Investment Law No. 13 of 2006. The session was...
Iraq and World Bank in Talks on Procurement Reforms
Iraq’s Ministry of Planning has held talks with the World Bank on reforming the government procurement system, including plans to introduce electronic procurement and...
Parliamentary Finance Committee criticizes Al-Zidi’s budget: promises of appointments but no revenue solutions
Former Parliamentary Finance Committee member Mohammed Al-Shabaki has criticized Prime Minister Al-Zidi’s government for following the same budget policies as previous governments without developing...
Al-Tamimi clarifies the legality and feasibility of paying salaries in dollars instead of dinars.
Legal expert Ali Al-Tamimi has explained why Iraq cannot currently pay government employees’ salaries in US dollars instead of Iraqi dinars without changing existing...