Monday, May 11, 2020

WOTS MON MAY 11 2020

The exchange rates of the dollar rose on the Kifah Stock Exchange and local markets, on Monday, (May 11, 2020).

The prices of the Kifah Stock Exchange - 
Baghdad recorded 1244.000 dinars per 100 dollars.Buying and selling prices in banking shops
The sale price of the dollar = 124,500 dinars.
The purchase price of the dollar = 123.250 dinars.

The Markets:  at 2:30 am Cali time
The Asian markets  closed    NIK closed up 1.05% at 2 month high on  hopes of no more closures due to CV
HSI up by 1.53%     SHANG down by .02% 

Our futures are currently trading  in the red  DOW 24192 39%  SNP  by .39%  NDX  by .05%

UK markets are currently trading   in the red at about a half to one percent 
as BOJO starts to ease up on lockdown restrictions
Precious Metals:

Gold  red  at 1702      Silver red  at 15.69  Copper red  at 238   Platinum red at 769
Brent   30      WTI  24

Favorite Currencies Forex Quotes

SymbolBidAskHighLowOpenChangeTime
 USD/IQD  1166.0000  1221.3000 1191.2000 1191.2000 1191.2000  -1.1000 04:34
 USD/VND  0.0000  0.0000 23406.6400 23354.2900 23406.6400  -43.3400 00:00
 USD/CNY  7.0868  7.0888 7.0895 7.0719 7.0731  0.0137 04:56
 USD/KWD  0.3086  0.3096 0.3093 0.3090 0.3093  -0.0004 04:55
 GBP/USD  1.2366  1.2367 1.2437 1.2347 1.2399  -0.0038 04:58
 USD/IRR  0.0000  0.0000 42097.5000 42097.5000 42097.5000  97.5000 00:00
 USD/IDR  14911.0000  14914.0000 14948.0000 14880.0000 14948.0000  19.0000 04:56

Things in the News:


Iraqi Articles:

Iran Ditches Rial in Hyperinflation Crisis — Bitcoin Demand Rises

Iran is set to redenominate its fiat currency, removing four zeros to create a new fiat called toman as demand for crypto is surging. 
 Ravaged by crippling hyperinflation, Iran’s Parliament has sanctioned the redenomination of its fiat — the rial — by replacing it with a new currency called the toman. According to the plan, each toman will be worth 10,000 rials.
The redenomination plan effectively removes four place values (four zeros) from the Iranian national currency as part of efforts to kickstart an economic recovery from the country. It is a move that echoes steps taken by other countries like Venezuela and Zimbabwe amid huge inflation.
With the United States exiting its nuclear deal with Iran and reintroducing sanctions, the country’s economic situation has been in a tailspin. Virtually frozen from the international scene, Iran has been facing a severe liquidity crunch and foreign exchange shortage.
Typically, people living in countries suffering from an economic crisis turn to cryptocurrency not only as a way of preserving wealth but also as a means of carrying out international transactions. Iran’s case is not dissimilar, with Bitcoin’s (BTC) price even rising to a hefty 300% premium on peer-to-peer exchanges like LocalBitcoins.

Iran’s struggle with hyperinflation

In May 2018, U.S President Donald Trump exited the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action — commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal — and reimposed sanctions on Tehran. This decision put enormous pressure on the country’s already fragile economic situation. Commenting on the impact of U.S. sanctions on Iran, Babak Behboudi, the CEO of blockchain innovation firm Synchronium remarked:
“The U.S. sanctions are the major problem facing the Iranian economy in recent years, which have paralyzed a significant part of the economy. In an economy like Iran, where a significant part of the economy is still state-owned, such sanctions prevent economic stability and growth.”
While the deal was in place, Iran’s economy was open to the international scene, benefitting especially from increased oil exports. Indeed, the country’s president, Hassan Rouhani, ran his 2017 election campaign based on programs that would leverage the opportunities afforded by the accord with the U.S.
Iran's inflation rate year-to-year comparison
However, the rial was evidently deteriorating even before the U.S. repudiated the nuclear deal, with the country’s inflation rate more than tripling between 2017 and 2018. Indeed, the lifting of sanctions in 2016 did little to spur any growth in real gross domestic product. Between 2017 and 2018, protests broke out in many Iranian cities with people voicing their dissatisfaction over the rising cost of living among other grievances. By August 2018, Iran’s rial had lost more than 80% of its value in barely a year.
Faced with a rapidly declining economic situation, the central bank began placing restrictions on forex, a move meant to checkmate the foreign exchange black market. The escalating rial devaluation meant the emergence of an expanding bid-ask spread on Nima — the country’s secondary forex market.
At the start of May 2020, the bid-ask spread — the difference between the buying and selling rate for forex — stood at about 9,000 rials. Exporters of non-essential goods in Iran use Nima, and the widening bid-ask spread on the market means having to liquidate overseas earnings at a much cheaper rate that, in turn, harms the profitability of such ventures.
The existence of a secondary forex market is in part due to the inability of the authorities to create a unified exchange rate. The government’s failure in this regard meant that a greater percentage of forex deals moved to the black market where participants could speculate on the unending volatility of the rial–dollar exchange rate.
At the time of writing, while the official government rate is about 42,000 rials to $1, the black market rate is almost four times higher — with $1 selling for 163,500 rials. Indeed, the Nima rate has also begun to approach the black market figures with $1 worth 157,320 rials.

Currency redenomination plans

Iran’s economic situation has also not been helped by the outbreak of COVID-19 with the country’s currency going into a deeper dive since February. The country has been hit hard by the deadly coronavirus with over 6,500 deaths from about 104,000 cases since the first confirmed infection in mid-February. According to an April report from the World Bank due to the dwindling oil revenues, the country’s GDP growth will continue to lag. The report reads:
“Persistence of lower oil prices and export volumes (e.g., due to a significant decline in China’s oil demand) would result in a substantially larger overall shock and fiscal deficit in 2020/21.”
On Monday, May 4, 2020, Iran’s Parliament authorized the redenomination of the country’s fiat, eliminating four zeros and replacing the rial with the toman. According to the plan, each toman will be equivalent to 10,000 rials. The move, more than a year in the making, began with a draft bill prepared by the governor of the Central Bank of Iran. Opting for a redenomination also marks a departure from the usual approach of Iran devaluing its currency — which happened about 3,500 times since 1971.
Rate of rial devaluation over past 10 years
Some commentators like government spokesperson, Ali Rabiei, have said the move will help to simplify financial transactions in the country. However, critics of the plan believe it does nothing to solve the fundamental issues affecting the economy.

Tehran late to the party

In a conversation with Cointelegraph, Ali Beikverdi, the CEO of crypto exchange deployment service bitHolla, remarked that Iranians have already been redenominating the country’s fiat to suit different purposes. According to Beikverdi: “Currency denomination in any country doesn’t solve any financial or economic issues. The only thing it does is inflation. However, I must say in Iran this has been a matter of debate for quite some time.” Explaining the confusion caused by multiple rial benchmarks in the country, Beikverdi added:
“While banknotes use Iranian rial, people already drop one zero and call it toman. So, one toman = 10 rial today. To add more to that confusion, people even drop three more zeros from toman to make the numbers smaller, and that is very confusing if you are not familiar with it. So, the currency denomination has already happened among people for simplicity, and this is nothing new.”
With multiple forex benchmarks existing within the country, the government’s redenomination plan might struggle to achieve the desired results especially given the historical precedence surrounding such actions. For Behboudi, it is still too early to determine the effectiveness of the government’s plan, arguing that taking four zeros of a currency will not have much effect in itself:
“Such an effort can be a good small step for a serious, wider, and more effective series of reforms, including well-planned privatization of the economy, decreasing the monetary system expenses, and ease of banking operations.”
In a conversation with Cointelegraph, a spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Finance derided the plan to create a new fiat currency for the country, declaring:
“Everybody in the country knows that redenomination has no effect on inflation. Most economists think it is not a sustainable time for redenomination. Due to coronavirus and oil prices, the revenue of the government has fallen sharply, and at the same time, the costs have grown. So, we expect high inflation.”

Bitcoin comes onto the scene

Amid the backdrop of the plans to revamp Iran’s currency, Cointelegraph reached out to Areatak, a blockchain solutions provider based in Tehran. Back in May 2019, Cointelegraph reported that Areatak — in partnership with the Informatics and Services Corporation of Iran’s central bank — was developing Borna, a national blockchain project aimed at transforming the country’s banking and financial sector. In a message to Cointelegraph, Areatak CEO Saeed Khoshbakht revealed the latest updates with the project, stating:
“Borna infrastructure and platform is passing the first phase of test and it will be ready soon to launch. As mentioned in the whitepaper, Borna can host central bank cryptocurrency, and maybe it is used in this economic evolution. But the decision is for the central bank and ISC.”
While the government tries to solve the growing inflation problem, crypto stakeholders in Iran say the situation favors a more broad-based adoption of cryptocurrencies. Indeed, high ranking officials within the country’s government and military have called for the use of digital currencies to evade crippling U.S. sanctions. Commenting on the growing adoption levels of crypto in Iran, Khoshbakht remarked:
“If we analyze the adoption of cryptocurrency usage in the world we find two types of countries are in front of the list. Countries with a lack of digital payment systems and countries with high inflation. Because of High inflation in Iran, people don’t trust to national currency and try to buy everything such as real estate, gold, stock, other currencies like the U.S. dollar and cryptocurrency.”
Tehran’s stance on crypto mining has noticeably softened with the authorities allowing Bitcoin miners to set up shop in the country. As previously reported by Cointelegraph, Iran has issued about 1,000 licenses to crypto miners in the country.
Earlier in May, the country’s Ministry of Industry, Mining and Trade also gave the go-ahead to Turkish crypto mining firm iMiner to establish a 6,000-rig facility in the Semnan province. Iran has also given tax breaks to crypto miners on the condition that they repatriate all foreign earnings. According to Behboudi, crypto is primed for even greater adoption in Iran, adding: 
“Mining, holding and trading of cryptocurrencies, especially BTC and ETH, is widely adopted in Iran. I’m sure in next months we will see more investment by the public, especially the middle class, in cryptocurrencies like BTC.”
For Beikverdi, the economic crisis in the country is only setting the stage for more people to choose cryptocurrencies. “Once you see your currency loses its value more than five times in about two years, as an investor, you seek alternatives as a store of value,” remarked the bitHolla CEO.
Indeed, Bitcoin P2P trading data shows significantly higher BTC premiums in Iran since the start of 2020. On LocalBitcoins, Bitcoin has steadily sold for between 300% and 400% of the global average spot price.
For example, while Bitcoin traded at around $7,800 in early January, the quoted price for BTC on LocalBitcoins was the equivalent of over $25,000. While BTC recovered from the Black Thursday flash crash of March 12, the cryptocurrency seemingly traded for $21,000 while the global average hovered above $5,200.


Witness .. Removing the image of Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis and Suleimani in front of the entrance to Baghdad Airport

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Hezbollah newspaper: Al-Kazemi has dealt a "severe blow" to a political team ... and he will receive the blessing of Sistani!


On Monday, the Hezbollah newspaper highlighted the decisions made by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi in his early career at the head of the new government.  

The newspaper pointed out, in a report followed by "Nass" (May 11, 2020), "a positive atmosphere" that prevailed during my meeting with Al-Kazemi with the American and Iranian ambassadors in Baghdad.  
  
The following is the text of the report:   
  
A package of decisions announced by Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, after the first government session. Meetings with a number of diplomats, most notably the American and Iranian ambassadors to Baghdad. An atmosphere, according to prominent political sources, was "very comfortable", especially since the two meetings carried the two capitals' assurances that it was necessary to "make the Al-Kazimi experiment successful", at a time when observers point out that "the next four months (May, June, July, August) will be calm, and it will be a first opportunity to measure the seriousness of Al-Kazemi in the implementation of his ministerial program », especially that the American side gave the Iraqi side an“ exception ”to import gas and electricity from the Islamic Republic for 120 days.  
The atmosphere that was nominated for the two visits, according to the information, was "very positive". Al-Kazimi seeks in form and content to achieve a balance in relations with Washington and Tehran, and to contain the consequences of the existing conflict between the two axes inside the country, refusing to transfer it and transferring it to a square for settling accounts. The information confirms that the man desires in return, and strongly, to "strengthen bilateral relations with Tehran," which is drawn on his approach to the relationship with Washington, which has expressed its readiness to set a timetable for the withdrawal of its forces. This trend has been reported to Tehran repeatedly during the past weeks, through "reliable channels", and it welcomed this, which constituted for its decision-making circles an "additional impetus" to accept and support Al-Kazemi.  
In two notable steps, the new Prime Minister announced that his government is going to foreign borrowing, to secure the salaries of public sector workers and retirees as well, as a result of the suffocating crisis the country is going through, after the drop in global oil prices. Iraq next month will be unable to secure the necessary liquidity to pay the salaries of workers and retirees; and Al-Kazemi faces limited options for confrontation, especially since “the first results of fighting corruption and stopping waste will not come to light sooner, for reasons related to the structure of the system and its ruling joints,” says an informed source.  
As for the second decision, it was to return Lieutenant General Abdul Wahab Al-Saadi and his promotion as head of the "Anti-Terrorism Agency", after he was referred by former Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi to the Ministry of Defense. Here, the question arises: Is al-Saadi accused of "leading the coup?" The answers are contradictory, but if this is true, then Al-Kazemi seeks to go down when the street desires and absorbs it first, and to achieve a “balance” in the official security and military services affected (as expressed) by Washington or Tehran’s directions second. Al-Saadi's dismissal move was the first spark of the events of last October 1. This is what made him enjoy the blessing of the "Supreme Religious Authority" (Ayatollah Ali Al-Sistani), who previously expressed in her style her rejection of Abdul-Mahdi's decision.And if al-Saadi’s accusation, as some say, is “fabricating from one of them,” then the balance of “credibility” for a broad political group necessitates a question about a decision-making mechanism / position that you often realize is based on a “rumor” or settling an account. However, Al-Kazemi dealt a severe media blow to this team, missing it “corner” of the story of the events of last October.  
In his endeavor to restore "the prestige of the state," Al-Kazimi announced "the formation of a supreme legal committee to investigate all the events that have occurred since October," calling for the release of detainees from the demonstrators in coordination with the judiciary, except for those involved in blood, and not to tolerate kidnapping and prosecution. Perpetrators, protecting peaceful protesters and preventing violence. Directions will be welcomed internationally and regionally, but they will depend on Al-Kazemi's ability to implement it. And his success means building a broad public base, and this is what he wants by affirming his affiliation with the people, just as he wants what the "benchmark" would be on his side if he accomplished this. As for Washington and Tehran, the extent to which Al-Kazemi takes into account their interests is what the man will pick up with support and cover from those who are affiliated with them. 

Muqtada al-Sadr gives Mustafa al-Kazemi 'civilian prime minister' 100 days

Sadr leader Muqtada al-Sadr has given the government of Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazimi 100 days, expressing optimism about the latter's performance.  
  
In a post that "Nass" followed after midnight on Sunday, Monday (11 May 2020), Saleh Muhammad Al-Iraqi quoted Al-Sadr in response to a question: "You gave the Islamist government 100 days before, but you did not give the" civil "government that deadline."  
Sadr replied, "Indeed, I intend to give him 100 days, even though I find him serious in his work, and I ask him to force the heart in love for the homeland." 


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5-10-2020   Newshound/Intel Guru BGG  [Reference Guru Mnt. Goat post dated 5-7-2020]   A couple of key points…  1) None of this is how the secondary currency markets work (here in the U.S.)…  2) There are NO SUCH THING as actual “Dinar exchange centers” – NO SUCH THING. ...

5-10-2020   Intel Guru Footforward   [Do you think it might RV this month or next?]   in my opinion from now until the end of June presents an a window where things could go.

5-10-2020   Newshound Guru MilitiaMan    [...EO 13303 expires on May 20th. If EO 13303 is not renewed... how does that effect our investment?]  I read they signed it on a May 22nd, but, close enough...If it is not renewed Iraq would lose protection from creditors and that could be a bad thing. As for them allowing this to get that far to lose protection for us? I don't think for a minute there will be any worry about that, as the UST has a vested interest as we do. Today, I see Al-Kazemi has passed a law that allows for internal and external borrowing.. That suggests he has a way to pay off debts and that is where it gets good for us... I still think that is related to the huge article from the IMF and World Bank talking about other currencies getting into the SDR basket, as the time would be now per the article. imo...So, they'll need to have finances all sorted before they have the need to extend 13303 again. imo  So, I am not worried about it being an issue.  


Catnip's Corner:
ARTICLE 1-A (from PM Kadhimi's website; posted only on Arabic side, not on English side)

Prime Minister Mustafa AlKazemi visits the retirement commission and inspects the start of the process of disbursing the salaries of
retirees

The Prime Minister, Mr. Mustafa Al-Kazemi, visited the National Retirement Department, where he inspected the start of the process of paying the pensioners ’salaries, and was briefed on the progress of work there and the problems that hinder the retirees from receiving their dues.

Mr. Al-Kazemi affirmed the new government's keenness to care for the segments of society, especially the retired people, stressing the importance of working to find the easiest way for the citizen to access his rights.

The Prime Minister met a number of citizens in the retirement department and directed to find a mechanism that would ensure a speedy completion of the transactions of retirees while supervising himself to complete part of it.

Mr. Al-Kazemi stressed the importance of conducting a coordination process between the retirement directorate and the Ministry of Communications to invest the post offices deployed in Iraq for the purposes of facilitating the delivery of salaries to retirees and facilitating their transactions.

Media office of the Prime Minister
10-May-2020

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ARTICLE 1-B (from PM Kadhimi's website; posted only on Arabic side, not on English side; headlines)

 Prime Minister, Mr. Mustafa Al-Kazemi receives a congratulatory message from the Prime Minister of Italy
 The Prime Minister, Mr. Mustafa Al-Kazemi, receives a phone call from the Lebanese Prime Minister
 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi receives a congratulatory telegram from the President of the State of Palestine
 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi receives a congratulatory telegram from the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-
 Kazemi receives a congratulatory message from the Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai
 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi receives a congratulatory telegram from the President of the United Arab Emirates
 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi receives a phone call from the Turkish Minister of Defense
 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi receives a congratulatory telegram from the President of the Presidential Council in the Libyan
 National Accord Government
 The Supreme Committee for Health and National Safety holds its meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi

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ARTICLE 2 (from Government of Iraq twitter account)

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراقية@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi: We ordered that Staff Lt. Gen Abdul-Wahab Al-Saadi be appointed Commander of Iraq’s Counter Terrorism Service.

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراقية@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi: We also established a dedicated team of foreign policy experts and specialists to prepare for the upcoming strategic dialogue between Iraq and the United States.

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراقية@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi: We established a committee of experts to coordinate with the relevant authorities to remove any obstacles to holding early and fair elections in Iraq.

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراق@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi: We formed a fact-finding committee to investigate the events that occurred since 01/10/ 2019;  we will deliver justice and hold accountable those involved in killing Iraqis. We will also compensate the families of the martyrs and look after the injured.

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراقية@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi: We directed the security forces to release all demonstrators detained during recent protests, except for those accused of violent crimes. We also directed that peaceful protestors must be protected.

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراقية@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi: We will be open and transparent with the Iraqi people; every decision we make will be in the service of the public.

Government of Iraq - Ø§Ù„حكومة Ø§Ù„عراقية@IraqiGovt 5-10-2020 around 6:45 am Eastern
PM @MAKadhimi on Saturday made a statement in which he outlined a series of directives and measures related to recent protests, holding early elections and other issues.

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ARTICLE 3

Parliamentary Integrity approached the Public Prosecution to prevent the travel of ministers interrogated by the government of Abdul-Mahdi
10/5/2020 20:41
[Baghdad-where]

On Sunday, the Parliamentary Integrity Committee announced its intention to approach the public prosecution to prevent all ministers questioned by the Mahdi government and the movement against them from traveling corruption cases until the end of investigations.

Member of the Integrity Committee Youssef Mohamed said in a press statement that "the committee is determined to open all corruption files in the previous government and move them to the judiciary."

He added that "the public prosecutor will be approached to prevent the travel of any minister who questioned the government of Abdul-Mahdi and the ministers against whom corruption files have been moved until they are judicially resolved."

He said, "There will be oversight over the work of all new ministers to prevent corruption and waste of public money."

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ARTICLE 4

The Kurds present the candidates of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Justice to Al-Kazemi
10/5/2020 20:32
[Baghdad-where]

On Sunday, the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) announced that the Kurds will present candidates to Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi for the Foreign and Justice portfolios, and leave the option for him to choose the most appropriate ministries.

"The Kurds nominated several personalities for the positions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice," said Sherzad Saeed, a member of the Democratic Party.

He added that "several names were presented to each ministerial portfolio, and the choice was left to Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi to choose from them two figures for the two ministries, which were agreed to be from the Kurdish share."

He explained that "Al-Kazemi vowed to resolve the matter quickly for all the vacant ministries."

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ARTICLE 5

Parliamentary work holds the former finance minister responsible for delaying the payment of salaries and demands that he be held accountable
10/5/2020 15:45
[Baghdad-where]

On Sunday, the Parliamentary Action Committee held former Minister of Finance Fouad Hussein responsible for delaying the payment of salaries of employees and retirees for the month of April, while demanding that Fouad Hussein be held accountable for his illegal decisions.

Committee member Fadel Jaber said in a statement, "The delay in paying the salaries of employees, especially those who are retired, bears the responsibility of former Finance Minister Fouad Hussein," noting that "Hussein suspended all financial transactions before leaving the position."

He added that "the suspension of financial transactions after the vote on the Al-Kazimi government caused the suspension of the payment of pensioners' salaries," demanding that "Finance Minister Fuad Hussein be held accountable for taking illegal measures."

Yesterday, Saturday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi confirmed the release of the salaries of retirees, in addition to the return of Lieutenant-General Abdul-Wahab Al-Saadi to service in the anti-terrorist service.

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ARTICLE 6

Stricter curfews ... and strict Eid
10/5/2020 17:26
[Baghdad-where]

The Parliamentary Crisis Cell revealed today, Sunday, new measures that will be issued soon regarding the partial curfew.
A source in the Parliamentary Crisis Cell stated that "the initial decisions that will be issued later are to increase the hours of curfew and be from five in the morning until five in the afternoon."

He pointed out that "the ban on the days of Eid Al-Fitr will be a total ban."

The decision of the Parliamentary Crisis Cell, Jawad al-Moussawi, called for a comprehensive ban in the country for 14 days after the rise in the number of new Coronavirus infections in Iraq since the outbreak of the epidemic, to 2679, while 107 deaths were recorded, according to the Ministry of Health and Environment.

Al-Musawi said in a statement that because of the lack of adherence to the instructions for health protection and the health ban and the increase in the numbers and numbers of contact and intense mixing between people, we must return to the complete curfew for 14 days during the last ten days of Ramadan and the days of Eid Al-Fitr.

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