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Hammy14 » November 15th, 2019
If you want to calm down the protests quickly, put some money in their pocket, along with proof of international acceptance via Article VIII.
This will allow the foreign investors to come in and create all kinds of job opportunities for the citizens.
I certainly understand they want to get rid of the Iranian influence and all the corruption, but that will take time. That can be accomplished as their economy starts to expand and flourish. There has to be a strong positive message sent in the beginning to calm the masses.
Nothing will accomplish that any better than currency reform, IMO.
Selfishly, we all want that. I get it. But in my strong opinion, this is the best step forward for the Iraqi people as well, if they really want the quickest possible resolution. Again, all IMO.
Samson » November 15th, 2019
30 years later .. Finland reopens its embassy in Baghdad
2019-11-14 18:37
Finland has reopened its embassy in Baghdad in a move to rebuild bilateral ties and boost trade between the two countries after a 30-year absence. "His country had suspended diplomatic relations with Iraq with the outbreak of the Gulf War in early 1991," Finnish Ambassador Visa Hakkinen was due to take up his new post on Friday.
He added that the Finnish embassy will begin its work with the help of a diplomatic staff of four people in principle, and will be the embassy headquarters in the same building where the Swedish embassy in the capital, "Baghdad." The file of resettlement of thousands of Iraqis who live illegally in Finland is a thorny between the two countries. LINK
Iraq aspires to attract Finnish investments to its market
2019-11-15 15:10
Foreign Minister Mohammed Ali al-Hakim met with Finnish Foreign Minister Pika Haavisto on the sidelines of the mini-meeting of the International Coalition in Washington.
"Iraq is keen to strengthen relations with Finland," Hakim said in a statement. various fields."
The two sides touched on the developments of all issues of common concern, stressing in this regard the importance of pushing for political solutions that will achieve security and stability in the region. LINK
White House adviser: Washington is approaching the completion of the trade deal with Beijing
15th November, 2019
Economic adviser to the White House Larry Kodlo said that the United States and China Iqterpat of a business deal, with reference to the positive talks with Beijing on ending trade war, which lasted for about 16 months
The negotiators of the world's two largest economies are closely linked through telephone conversations, Kudlow said in comments at an event before the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington on Thursday
The United States and China are witnessing successive waves of mutual tariffs that have troubled financial markets and threatens to slow the pace of global economic growth
Earlier last month, the world's two largest economies agreed on the first phase of the trade deal, which is expected to be signed by the presidents of the United States and China
US President Donald Trump said earlier this week that he might impose new tariffs if no agreement is reached
China's Ministry of Commerce said yesterday that the elimination of tariffs is a condition for ending the trade war
"There has been very good progress and the talks have been very constructive," said Kudlow, who said he was coming from a meeting with senior Trump administration trade officials LINK
Source: Dinar Recaps
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Hammy14 » November 15th, 2019
If you want to calm down the protests quickly, put some money in their pocket, along with proof of international acceptance via Article VIII.
This will allow the foreign investors to come in and create all kinds of job opportunities for the citizens.
I certainly understand they want to get rid of the Iranian influence and all the corruption, but that will take time. That can be accomplished as their economy starts to expand and flourish. There has to be a strong positive message sent in the beginning to calm the masses.
Nothing will accomplish that any better than currency reform, IMO.
Selfishly, we all want that. I get it. But in my strong opinion, this is the best step forward for the Iraqi people as well, if they really want the quickest possible resolution. Again, all IMO.
Samson » November 15th, 2019
30 years later .. Finland reopens its embassy in Baghdad
2019-11-14 18:37
Finland has reopened its embassy in Baghdad in a move to rebuild bilateral ties and boost trade between the two countries after a 30-year absence. "His country had suspended diplomatic relations with Iraq with the outbreak of the Gulf War in early 1991," Finnish Ambassador Visa Hakkinen was due to take up his new post on Friday.
He added that the Finnish embassy will begin its work with the help of a diplomatic staff of four people in principle, and will be the embassy headquarters in the same building where the Swedish embassy in the capital, "Baghdad." The file of resettlement of thousands of Iraqis who live illegally in Finland is a thorny between the two countries. LINK
Iraq aspires to attract Finnish investments to its market
2019-11-15 15:10
Foreign Minister Mohammed Ali al-Hakim met with Finnish Foreign Minister Pika Haavisto on the sidelines of the mini-meeting of the International Coalition in Washington.
"Iraq is keen to strengthen relations with Finland," Hakim said in a statement. various fields."
The two sides touched on the developments of all issues of common concern, stressing in this regard the importance of pushing for political solutions that will achieve security and stability in the region. LINK
White House adviser: Washington is approaching the completion of the trade deal with Beijing
15th November, 2019
Economic adviser to the White House Larry Kodlo said that the United States and China Iqterpat of a business deal, with reference to the positive talks with Beijing on ending trade war, which lasted for about 16 months
The negotiators of the world's two largest economies are closely linked through telephone conversations, Kudlow said in comments at an event before the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington on Thursday
The United States and China are witnessing successive waves of mutual tariffs that have troubled financial markets and threatens to slow the pace of global economic growth
Earlier last month, the world's two largest economies agreed on the first phase of the trade deal, which is expected to be signed by the presidents of the United States and China
US President Donald Trump said earlier this week that he might impose new tariffs if no agreement is reached
China's Ministry of Commerce said yesterday that the elimination of tariffs is a condition for ending the trade war
"There has been very good progress and the talks have been very constructive," said Kudlow, who said he was coming from a meeting with senior Trump administration trade officials LINK
Source: Dinar Recaps
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All articles, videos, and images posted on Dinar Chronicles were submitted by readers and/or handpicked by the site itself for informational and/or entertainment purposes.
Dinar Chronicles is not a registered investment adviser, broker dealer, banker or currency dealer and as such, no information on the website should be construed as investment advice. We do not support, represent or guarantee the completeness, truthfulness, accuracy, or reliability of any content or communications posted on this site. Information posted on this site may or may not be fictitious. We do not intend to and are not providing financial, legal, tax, political or any other advice to readers of this website.
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