The Central Bank of Iraq: We will not print a currency higher than 50 thousand Iraqi dinars
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World Bank: Oil developing countries will achieve 4% growth led by Iraq
The World Bank expected that developing oil-exporting countries are expected to join the Gulf Cooperation Council and achieve growth, but at lower levels, with expectations that 2022 will witness a rise in growth rates to 4.1%, led by Iraq, with growth reaching 2.7% in 2023.
The World Bank added, in the latest report on economic developments in the Middle East and North Africa, entitled "Enhancing Transparency and Accountability in the Region", that the economies of the Middle East and North Africa region will grow by 5.5% in 2022, to record the fastest growth rate since 2016, to reach The pace of growth to 3.5% in 2023, while it is estimated that growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries will accelerate to 6.9% in 2022, driven by hydrocarbon exports, with a growth rate of 3.7% in 2023.
The report pointed out that growth is uneven across the region as countries that are still striving to overcome the lasting effects of the “Covid-19” pandemic, are facing new shocks due to high oil and food prices due to global geopolitical tensions, high global interest rates as well as The slowdown in the economies of the United States, China and the Eurozone.
The report indicated that for developing oil-importing countries, it is expected to achieve a growth of 4.5% in 2022 and 4.3% in 2023, and Egypt leads this group, recording a growth of 6.6% in the fiscal year ending in June, driven by gas exports, communications and tourism.
The report concluded that the oil-exporting countries in the region will benefit from the high prices of hydrocarbons (oil and gas), while the oil-importing countries in the region face adverse conditions, as they suffer from increased pressures and risks as a result of high import bills, especially food and energy imports, and the shrinking space available for spending in their public finances. .
The report emphasized that slow economic growth in the United States and China and the possibility of recession in Europe pose risks, especially in oil-importing developing countries that rely more on tourism and external demand from Europe, as this group of countries depends more on trade with the euro area, especially countries Importing oil in North Africa and geographically closest to Europe.
The report pointed out that policy makers throughout the region have introduced some measures, especially price controls, subsidies and subsidies, to reduce the salty prices of certain commodities such as food and energy compared to their international prices, noting that this matter had an impact in keeping inflation in the region lower than in other regions. He pointed out that the average inflation in Egypt during the period from March to last July amounted to 14.3%, although it would have been higher at 18.4% if the competent authorities had not intervened.
The report pointed out that the governments of the region will continue to incur additional expenditures to increase subsidies and cash transfers to mitigate the damage to the living standards of their residents due to the rise in food and energy prices globally, while for the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and developing oil-exporting countries, this is not a major concern. Currently, as unexpected revenue increases due to higher hydrocarbon prices have significantly increased fiscal space and will lead to fiscal surpluses for most oil-exporting countries in 2022, even after increased spending on inflation mitigation programmes.
The report expected an acceleration in the per capita real GDP growth for the region to 3.9% in 2022, before declining to 2% in 2023, but this growth varies between groups of countries, and it is expected that the growth rate of per capita GDP will accelerate In the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, it will reach 5.5% in 2022, while the growth rate will reach 2.5% for the developing oil-exporting countries in the same year.
The report pointed out that for oil-importing developing countries, the per capita GDP growth rate is expected to remain at about 2.9 percent in 2022, and 2.7 percent in 2023.
The report expected that the current account balances and public finances for the Middle East and North Africa region will improve significantly in 2022, to reach 10.5% and 1.9%, respectively, driven by the rise in hydrocarbon prices. In the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, the current account balance is expected to rise to 17.2% in 2022, and 14.6% in 2023, from 7.9% in 2021. WAM
Al-Kazemi: The blockage must be resolved and ended for the sake of Iraq and the Iraqis
Today, Thursday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi stressed that the blockage must be resolved and ended for the sake of Iraq and the Iraqis.
Al-Kazemi said in his speech during the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Iraqi-Jordanian electrical
interconnection line project she received, that "laying the foundation stone for the Iraqi-Jordanian electrical linkage project came to dedicate the project of cooperation and partnership, and positive interaction with our surroundings, in the service of our country and our people."
He explained that "this exceptional effort for workers in the Ministry of Electricity secures the path of energy exchange between Iraq and brotherly Jordan, which is a true reflection and translation of the policy of openness and cooperation," noting that "we previously worked on electrical interconnection with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, and the agreement was signed at the Jeddah conference before Months".
He added, "We have also worked on several clean energy projects with reputable international companies, to keep pace with the developments of the times and the challenges of the environment," noting that "Iraq today enjoys great confidence, and has its weight and presence, and we are trying to invest this privacy, and this opportunity, in the service of Iraq and the Iraqis."
He stressed, "The world has changed, and the concepts of political and economic relations have changed in favor of development and cooperation, and this is what we do when we look for partners and cooperate with them to develop our country, and to secure the needs of all our people," explaining that "this government, despite the difficult political and economic conditions, The most difficult, and despite the absence of budget, has steadily gone ahead in its vision, overcoming many obstacles, and it continues to do so tirelessly.”
He continued, "These conditions and this obstruction must be resolved and must end, for the sake of Iraq and the Iraqis, and for the sake of building the state and its institutions," stressing that "the solution is to return to the table of dialogue and discussion, put differences aside and speak in all honesty and integrity, to come up with realistic solutions that end this political crisis." ".
He pointed out that "Iraq needs a government and a budget, and its absence for this long is unacceptable," noting that "the crisis today is a crisis of confidence, and it can only be restored or repaired through frank and constructive dialogue."
He stated, "It is our destiny to understand, cooperate, meet and negotiate, we are the people of one country, and it is our national and moral responsibility to preserve it and its capabilities, and to bear full responsibility in this historical moment," calling on "provincial officials to assume their national and moral responsibilities, especially since they have the powers to address any defect according to contexts." legal advice and guidance provided to them.
Al-Kazemi concluded his speech by saying, "We lay the foundation stone for the project, and we stress the need for serious work and the correct and proper implementation of this project and others, for the sake of Iraq and the Iraqis," explaining that "this is a trust and responsibility, and we must be up to it.
Al-Kazemi: The electrical interconnection project will secure the path of energy exchange between Iraq and Jordan
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi confirmed, today, Thursday, that the electrical interconnection project will secure the path of energy exchange between Iraq and Jordan, indicating that it is a true reflection and translation of the policy of openness and cooperation adopted by the government.
The media office of the Prime Minister said in a statement, "Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi and Jordanian Prime Minister Bishr Hani Al-Khasawneh laid, today, the cornerstone of the Iraqi-Jordanian electrical interconnection project."
He added, "Al-Kazemi confirmed that the project would secure the path of energy exchange between Iraq and Jordan, which is a true reflection and translation of the policy of openness and cooperation adopted by this government."
He added, "The two sides held a bilateral meeting, on the sidelines of the launch of the project, during which they discussed ways to develop bilateral relations and develop regional cooperation in light of the tripartite Baghdad summit, in which the leaders of Jordan, Egypt and Iraq participated," explaining that "the meeting witnessed a discussion of the implementation of the project. The agreements concluded between the two countries and their entry into force, especially in the areas of electrical interconnection, agriculture, transportation, food security, and in the field of financial and banking relations, and the development of their infrastructure.
And the office indicated that "the two sides expressed the keenness of the governments of Iraq and Jordan to develop bilateral work mechanisms, in a way that integrates with the horizon of regional work and sustainable development, as well as efforts to prepare for the upcoming tripartite summit, and the political, economic, and security files that will be addressed."
Al-Kazemi: Iraq needs a government and a budget
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi stressed on Thursday the need for Iraq to form a new federal government, and to proceed with approving the country's financial budget.
Al-Kazemi said in his speech during the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Iraqi-Jordanian electrical interconnection line project: “Laying the foundation stone for the Iraqi-Jordanian electrical interconnection project, let us devote the project of cooperation and partnership, and positive interaction with our surroundings, in the service of our country and our people.”
He added, "This exceptional effort of the employees of the Ministry of Electricity secures the path of energy exchange between Iraq and brotherly Jordan, which is a true reflection and translation of the policy of openness and cooperation."
Al-Kazemi also confirmed, "We previously worked on the electrical connection with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries, and the agreement was signed at the Jeddah conference months ago."
He also said: The world has changed, and the concepts of political and economic relations have changed in favor of development and cooperation, and this is what we do when we look for partners and cooperate with them to develop our country, and to secure the needs of all our people.
The caretaker prime minister pointed out that "this government, despite the difficult political conditions, the most difficult economic conditions, and the absence of a budget, has steadily proceeded in its vision, and has overcome many obstacles, and it continues to do so tirelessly."
He added, "These circumstances and this obstruction must be resolved and must end, for the sake of Iraq and the Iraqis, and for the sake of building the state and its institutions."
He stressed that the solution is to return to the dialogue and discussion table, put aside differences and speak honestly and honestly. Let's come up with realistic solutions that end this political crisis," stressing that "Iraq needs a government and a budget, and it is unacceptable for it to be absent for so long."
Al-Kazemi described the current political crisis in the country as "a crisis of confidence, and it can only be restored or repaired through frank and constructive dialogue."
He stated, "It is our destiny to understand, cooperate, meet and engage in dialogue. We are the people of one country, and it is our national and moral responsibility to preserve it and its capabilities, and bear full responsibility at this historic moment."
The Prime Minister called on the governorates, the governorate officials to "assume their national and moral responsibilities. They have the powers to address any defect in accordance with the legal contexts and the directions provided to them.
Parliamentary speech on the date of approving the 2023 budget
A member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Faisal Al-Naeli, suggested, on Thursday, the approval of the financial budget for 2023 early next year.
Al-Naeli said, "The budget for next year will be approved at the beginning of it, and no later than the months of January or February," noting that "the formation of the government is near to be discussed in November and December, and it will be ready at the beginning of next year."
Al-Naeli added in an interview with the official "Al-Sabah" newspaper, which was followed by "Mawazine News", that "both the government and the committee will take into account the surplus that was achieved from crude oil sales after the rise in its prices globally."
He continued, "The budget will be loaded with many positives that can be in the interest of the citizen without affecting the central bank's reserves, after the difficult conditions that the country experienced during the Corona pandemic and the drop in global oil prices, which led the country to borrow."
Al-Naeli pointed out that "providing services to the people in all governorates will be among the priorities of the 2023 budget, after it was missed over the past years."
International banks: Oil will catch fire after the “OPEC +” decision, and exceed $110
International banks expected, on Thursday, that oil prices would ignite after the recent “OPEC +” decision, to exceed $110 a barrel.
The expectations of oil prices, which have witnessed many cuts in recent weeks, in light of expectations of a decline in demand in light of the economic slowdown and inflation that are plaguing the markets, after the largest OPEC + production cut from 2020.
This comes while markets are awaiting Washington's reaction to the decision to cut, which the US President believes was not necessary, as he accused the group that it did not take into account global conditions and that the decision came in the interest of Russia.
US investment bank Goldman Sachs raised its forecast for the price of Brent oil for the fourth quarter by $10 a barrel to $110, according to a note from several analysts.
"All the developments we've seen on the supply side at this point are pretty much setting the stage for what we think will be higher prices at the end of this year," Damien Corvalin, head of energy research, told Bloomberg TV.
The adjustment comes as a result of OPEC+'s decision to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day from November, and the note states that OPEC+ plans to cut production by 2 million barrels per day, which is a real decrease of 1.2 million barrels per day compared to the bank's forecast for November.
US investment bank Goldman Sachs said the price is likely to rise further if the production plan is adhered to and market conditions continue to improve.
Goldman Sachs believes the cut makes sense, albeit exceptional, as it increases the oil group's revenue with the least amount of sacrifice in future profits.
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"Brent crude will find its way to $100 a barrel faster than we previously expected after the OPEC+ move," Morgan Stanley analysts including Martin Ratts said in a note.
Al-Sadr freezes the "Peace Brigades" in all governorates except for Samarra and its environs
link they did go on to cancel this though
The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, announced, on Thursday, the freezing of the "Peace Brigades" in all governorates, except for the city of Samarra and its surroundings.
The Iraqi parliament sets the date for approving the 2023 budget
The Parliamentary Finance Committee has set, on Thursday, the date for approving the next year's budget, noting that it will be "laden with many positives."
Committee member, Faisal Al-Naeli, said in a statement to the official newspaper, which was followed by the independent, that “next year’s budget will be decided at the beginning, and no later than January or February,” noting that “the formation of the government is close to discussing it in the first two months of the next year” and Kushoote .
He added that "both the government and the committee will take into consideration the surplus that was achieved from crude oil sales after the rise in its prices globally."
And he indicated that "the budget will be loaded with many positives that can be in the interest of the citizen without affecting the central bank's reserves after the difficult conditions that the country experienced during the pandemic, Corona and the drop in global oil prices, which led the country to borrow."
Al-Naeli stressed that "providing services to the people in all governorates will be one of the priorities of the 2023 budget, after missing it over the past years."
A Kurdish party talks about a UN intervention to end the president's crisis
The Kurdistan Democratic Party confirmed today, Thursday, that there is an international intervention regarding going to an agreement and nominating one person for the President of the Republic.
The leader of the party, Wafa Muhammad Karim, said in an exclusive interview with "Mawazine News", that "there is interference from the United Nations representative in Iraq, Jenin Plasschaert, to reach a Kurdish agreement and to nominate one person for the presidency of the republic," noting that any interference from foreign countries or others. It is not relevant because this file is considered an internal matter and it is not permissible to interfere in it.” He
indicated that “there are visits from some consulates of foreign countries in the region, and their visits are limited to dialogue and consultation without pressure.”
He pointed out that “only the United Nations intervened in this matter,” noting With the holding of the parliament session, it is possible to reach a solution to this matter, and without holding it, matters will remain suspended.”
He stressed that "the selection of the President of the Republic depends on holding a parliamentary session, which will help reach a solution."
The Iraqi parliament discusses the Iranian bombing in a session on Saturday
The Iraqi parliament discusses the Iranian bombing in a session on Saturday .. Document
The Central Bank: The volume of the traded mass is 84 trillion dinars
he Central Bank of Iraq confirmed, on Thursday, that the new twenty thousand category will carry high security marks, and while he pointed out that there is no tendency to print a category higher than 50 thousand, he revealed that the volume of money circulating in Iraq is 84 trillion dinars.
Central Bank Adviser Ihsan Shamran Al-Yasiri told the official television and its follower (The Information), that "the printing of the new 20,000 dinars denomination falls within the field of normal monetary practices of the Central Bank and within the framework of reconsidering the structure of the national banknote series."
He added, "This category will be an intermediate currency structure and will be enhanced with high security marks from the latest global and will provide an addition to smaller denominations such as the five thousand and ten thousand."
He added that "the denomination of twenty thousand will be of the (standard) size under which the denomination of fifty thousand was printed, and it will also bear Iraqi features, as was done in the currencies that preceded it," noting that "there is no current trend to reprint the current currencies with new copies."
In response to a question about the possibility of issuing higher categories, between Al-Yasiri, that "the 50 thousand category is sufficient at the present time for the upper limit of the Iraqi currency, which is a very strong and sober category and can be used for storage, savings and cash transactions."
He pointed out that "the size of the monetary mass circulating in banks and the public currently ranges between 83-84 trillion Iraqi dinars, and the new issue of the 20,000 denomination will not change much of the volume of circulation because it will enter into the existing liquidity."
He stressed that "the printing of the new category will not affect the value of the Iraqi currency and will not cause linked inflation, and the issue of inflation is to economic policies and has nothing to do with monetary circulation."
Minister of Electricity: The linkage line with Jordan will support the Iraqi economy and investment movement
Today, Thursday, the Minister of Electricity, Adel Karim, identified the most important gains achieved from the connection with Jordan, and while he explained that it will be in 3 phases and will support the country's economy and investment movement, he revealed a move to launch new alternative energy projects next year, with a size of 5,000 megawatts.
Karim said, "The interconnection line project with Jordan consists of 3 phases, the first will provide 150 megawatts, the second 500 megawatts, and the third 900 megawatts. It is hoped that the line will be fully completed next summer."
He added, "The line will supply Al-Qaim district and neighboring areas with electric power as a first stage to end the problem of processing in those areas far from the generation and production centers, and the second phase will support the western region with electricity."
He added that "the third phase will witness linking the line with the Iraqi national network to support it as a whole," stressing that "the line will contribute to operating phosphate plants in Akashat in Anbar Governorate, encouraging local and international investment to establish other plants in the western region, especially in phosphates. It will also support the industrial zone project between Iraq and Jordan and support country's economy.
He pointed out that "Iraq has an ambitious plan to connect it to the electricity of neighboring countries such as Turkey and the Gulf states, and there are 4 lines with Iran, and Iraq wants to be a corridor for the global energy market between the Gulf and Europe through Turkey and vice versa, and the current line with Saudi Arabia will be completed within 30 months and it transfers energy according to a technology that allows transmitting energy for thousands of kilometres.
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With regard to alternative energy projects, Karim said, "The Ministry of Electricity has taken a big step in implementing 7500 MW generation projects as a first stage, in agreement with international and regional companies, and we will launch other projects with a capacity of 5,000 MW next year."
The Central Bank: We will not print a currency higher than 50 thousand Iraqi dinars
The Central Bank of Iraq confirmed, today, Thursday, that the new twenty thousand category will carry high security marks, and while he pointed out that there is no tendency to print a category higher than 50 thousand, he revealed that the volume of cash circulating in Iraq is 84 trillion dinars.
Central Bank Adviser Ihsan Shamran Al-Yasiri said that "the printing of the new 20,000 dinars denomination is part of the normal monetary practices of the Central Bank and within the framework of reconsidering the structure of the national banknote series."
He added, "This category will be an intermediate currency structure and will be enhanced with high security marks from the latest globally, and will provide an addition to smaller denominations such as the five thousand and ten thousand."
He added that "the denomination of twenty thousand will be of the (standard) size under which the denomination of fifty thousand was printed, and it will also bear Iraqi features, as was done in the currencies that preceded it," noting that "there is no current trend to reprint the current currencies with new copies."
In response to a question about the possibility of issuing higher categories, between Al-Yasiri, that "the 50 thousand category is sufficient at the present time for the upper limit of the Iraqi currency, which is a very strong and sober category and can be used for storage, savings and cash transactions."
He pointed out that "the size of the monetary mass circulating in banks and the public currently ranges between 83-84 trillion Iraqi dinars, and the new issuance of the 20,000 denomination will not change much of the volume of circulation because it will enter into the existing liquidity."
He stressed that "the printing of the new category will not affect the value of the Iraqi currency and will not cause inflation, and the issue of inflation is linked to economic policies and has nothing to do with monetary circulation."
US Senator: The Kurds are our allies, and Iran's attacks on the region are dangerous
On Thursday, US Senator Chris Van Hollen described the Iranian attacks on Kurdistan Region as a "dangerous development", stressing the importance of the United States continuing to support "our Kurdish allies", whom he described as "key partners".
In an interview with the Kurdish service on "Voice of America" radio, translated by Shafak News Agency, Houlin, who is also the Democratic member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, responded to a question about the Iranian Revolutionary Guards' bombing of areas in Kurdistan Region with missiles and drones, and how dangerous that is. On regional stability, he said, "Well, it's a serious matter, and it's a violation of Iraq's sovereignty in terms of the Iranian government's overstepping the border and attacking positions and people on the Iraqi side."
"The Iraqi government and the United States have been very clear that these violations of sovereignty must end," he said.
Iranian bombing and Turkish incursion
Hollin said that the Iranian regime "should only blame itself for the escalation of peaceful protests because of its suppression of the Iranian people, and should not try to export that to Iraq."
He added that the United States should do everything in its power to protect Iraq's sovereignty.
In response to a question regarding Turkish incursions and bombing as well, the US senator said that Turkish forces have been launching attacks for months in the regions of the region, where many innocent people were killed, adding, "Everyone outside Iraq must put an end to their violations of Iraq's sovereignty. American forces are there at the invitation of the The government of Iraq, but these other external powers do not."
On the targeting of the US consulate in Erbil with bombing and threats by Iranian-backed militias and what the United States must do in order to support its ally, the KRG, Hollin said, "The United States was doing two things, the first is to support the Iraqi government, where we now have the constant challenge in forming We are working with the parties to try to resolve that."
"But we also need to continue to support our Kurdish allies, who have been a key partner in the fight against ISIS and others in the region who are malign actors," the US senator added.
Hollin said that Washington "has provided continuous support and training to the Kurdish forces, but it is also clear in the context of supporting the Iraqi army in general."
Iran protests
Regarding US President Joe Biden's release on Monday of a statement about taking further action against perpetrators of violence in Iran, Hollin said, "I think what the Biden administration will continue to do is look for entities that are part of this network that is suppressing peaceful protests." in such a brutal way."
On Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and Iranian officials accusing the United States and Israel of plotting the ongoing protests in Iran, Hollin said, "This is laughable, and Iran has a habit of pointing fingers at others when they need to look in the mirror."
He added, "These protests are a natural result of the absolute deprivation of people's basic human rights. There is a regime that continues to suppress those human rights, in order to deprive women of basic freedoms, and therefore it is natural for there to be this kind of reaction from people seeking to be free." .
The US senator added, "I think that the United States maintains an open line of communication with civil society inside Iran to the extent that we can communicate with civil society groups inside Iran."
But he said, "If you're asking me whether or not the administration should adopt a policy of public regime change, I think the administration is on the right track at the moment. And if you look at the situation on the ground, I think the Biden administration is responding as it should."
And whether the United States would help the Iranian people bring down this regime, Hollin said, "I personally would like to see this regime go. The question is how will things go? And if the Iranians want to do it themselves, that is the question they have to decide. But what The United States should be careful not to do it is to suggest that, for example, we will use our military or our power to try to replace the regime in Iran."
On the impact of the Iranian protests on the position of many American representatives from both political parties who demanded that the Biden administration stop its talks with Iran in order to revive the nuclear agreement, Hollin said, "I do not support moving away from trying to reach a diplomatic solution that prevents Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon... The question is How to achieve this goal? There are those who would like to go to war in the region. But my view, and I am aware of President Biden's view, is that we will all be better off if this goal is achieved peacefully."
Iran's role in Iraq
The US senator continued, saying, "Iran's malign actions in Iraq are taking place now in the absence of the (nuclear) Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and their actions in Iraq have increased dramatically after President Donald Trump tore up the JCPOA, and Iran has become more aggressive in Iraq."
The US senator concluded by recalling that in the middle of the Cold War, former President Ronald Reagan launched an "evil empire" on the Soviet Union, but he negotiated with Moscow an agreement to limit nuclear weapons, as at that time it was in our interest, and it is certainly in our interest to prevent Iran from Possession of a nuclear weapon, and it is in our interest to stand by the Iranian people and support them in their war against oppression."
Parliament publishes the agenda for next Monday's session
The Iraqi parliament has published the agenda for next Monday's session.
The table included seven paragraphs, including the amendment of the National Oil Company Law.
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Third: The first reading of the first amendment bill, the Iraqi Company Law No. (4) of 2018. (The Oil and Gas Committee), (7 articles)
Fourth: The first reading of the Third Amendment Bill, the Industrial Investment Law, the private sectors and the plan (20) for the year 1998. Heaven's advice and intention
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Fifth: The first reading of the draft law on the first amendment to the Law on the Care of People with Disabilities and Special Needs No. (38) for the year 2013. (Women, Family and Childhood Committee, Legal Committee, Labor and Civil Society Organizations Committee, Martyrs and Victims Committee), (13 articles).
Sixth, the first reading of the draft law on partnership between the public and private sectors (Committee on Economy, Industry and Trade, Finance Committee), (24 articles). ya
Seventh: General discussions
The session starts at eleven o'clock in the morning - 11/1
Al-Maliki: Iraq is determined to get out of its current political crisis
Head of the State of Law Coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, confirmed today, Thursday, that Iraq is determined to get out of its current political crisis.
A statement from Al-Maliki's office, received by Earth News, said that the latter received in his office today, the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Iraq, Elbrus Kutrashev.
The meeting reviewed, according to the statement, the latest political and security developments on the regional and international arena, and the ongoing war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine and its repercussions on the international situation was also discussed.
Al-Maliki added that "the Iraqi-Russian relations are strategic and extremely important," calling for "strengthening them in various fields to serve the interests of the two friendly peoples."
And he continued, "Iraq is determined to get out of its current political crisis by unifying the efforts of all national forces and speeding up the formation of a harmonious government that provides services to the Iraqi people."
For his part, the Russian ambassador affirmed his country's keenness to support Iraq to overcome crises and face challenges to achieve development and stability.
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First: Taking the constitutional oath of some ladies and gentlemen members of the House of Representatives.
Second: Discussing the Iranian bombing of the areas of Iraqi Kurdistan.
Third: The first reading of the draft law dealing with residential abuses. (Services and Construction Committee, Legal Committee, Finance Committee), (22 articles).
Parliament will hold its session next Saturday and announce its agenda
Fourth: The first reading of the draft mineral investment law. (Investment and Development Committee,
Committee on Economy, Industry and Trade), (24 articles).
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Fifth: The first reading of the draft law on social security and retirement for workers. (Work Committee and Civil Society Organizations, Finance Committee, Legal Committee), (113 articles). Ghum Ne Nweh Ran
Sixth: General discussions
The session starts at eleven o'clock in the afternoon.
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