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Clare: The region is threatening to resort to the International Tribunal to settle the salaries of employees
9/7/2023
The leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Wafaa Muhammad Karim, said today, Thursday, that the region submitted its appeals to the Federal Court, and in the event that the Federal Court does not resolve the matter, it will be resorting to the International Court to resolve the issue of the region’s employees’ salaries.
Karim told {Euphrates News} that "the region's claim for the intervention of the international community in obtaining its entitlement from the federal government came after a number of visits and meetings to resolve the issue of employee salaries, especially after the approval of the budget law and the presence of a group of political parties that impede its implementation."
He added, "The region submitted its appeals to the Federal Court, and in the event that the Federal Court does not resolve the matter, it will be resorting to the International Court, which is considered one of the civil options," noting that "the government filed a lawsuit against the region in the Paris Court."
Regarding the export of oil, Karim explained that "the region's oil was exported to Turkey, meaning that it was the one that initiated the lawsuit and resorted to the judiciary, and that we resorted to the international community because Baghdad put the salary file as a political side to put pressure on the region and that it is a legitimate right."
From.. Raghad Dahham LINK
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Clare: The Ministry of Oil announces the completion of drilling a new oil well in the Nasiriyah field
9/4/2023
The Ministry of Oil announced today, Monday, the completion of drilling a new oil well in the Nasiriyah field.
The ministry said in a statement: "The technical and engineering staff of the Iraqi Drilling Company completed the drilling of the oil well" Nasiriyah / 61" at a depth of 2096 meters in the Nasiriyah oil field, and it is the fifteenth well that the company is completing within the contract concluded with Dhi Qar Oil Company to drill 20 oil wells. In cooperation with Weatherford to provide oil services.
She added: "The drilling operations were carried out using the IDC44 drilling rig with a horsepower capacity of 1000 horsepower." LINK
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Courtesy of Dinar Guru
Militia Man We have Standard & Poor giving them [Iraq] a stable outlook to an increasing positive outlook because they're now exporting agricultural wares and they have non-oil revenue streams coming in at the borders. That's why they're beginning to look good - because of the investment environment is ripe...
Frank26 Question: "Will we have to pay any kind of tax after or during the exchanging of the dinar for American dollars?" When you go to the bank and you present your dinar...don't leave your eyes off of them. You make sure that you see your account has been credited...At that point they are not going to say to you, 'Ok Mr Frank you have 1 million dinars you owe $300,000 in taxes.' A bank doesn't collect taxes. They're not made to do that...They don't have the facilities to collect taxes from you as an individual... [NOTE: Consult your tax professionals so you pay the right amount of tax for your unique situation.]
Forty more countries have applied to join BRICS to resist US hegemony!
Deepin Moments: 9-7-2023
Hello and welcome to Deepin Moments:I'm Elizabeth, and today, we're diving into the fascinating world of BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
Over the past decade, this alliance of emerging economies has been making waves in the global landscape.
In 2011, South Africa joined the BRICS, giving birth to this powerful bloc. These nations have not only maintained stable cooperation but also actively pursued joint projects that have reshaped the global economic landscape.
With over 40 countries expressing interest in joining and more than half formally applying, the rise of BRICS has sparked concerns among Western powers.