KTFA:

Clare: Ministry of Planning: More than 41 trillion dinars is the amount of money available to the governorates in 2024

  5/25/2024

Today, Saturday, the Ministry of Planning revealed the total financial allocations and amounts available to the governorates during the current year 2024.

The Ministry explained, in a statement, a copy of which was received by {Al-Furat News}, that: “The allocations of the Regional Development Program and the undisbursed amounts, of which the amount of the remaining funds for the year 2023, registered as deposits with the Ministry of Finance, amounted to (6,947,433) trillion dinars, in addition to the remainder of Food security restricted deposits in the governorates (5,824,403) trillion dinars, totaling (15,875) trillion dinars, and this amount is added to the size of the investment allocations to the governorates within the 2024 budget submitted to the House of Representatives, amounting to (3,103,158), noting that these allocations include a development program Territories, petrodollars, anti-poverty, and loans.

Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.

RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Sat. 25 May 2024

Compiled Sat. 25 May 2024 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington

Global Currency Reset: (RUMORS)

On Fri. 24 May TNT sent out a cryptic message that the 800#s were coming out for Tier4b (Us, the Internet Group) to set redemption appointments.

Fri. 24 May MarkZ: “There is high expectation from the individual Bond Holders that they will go over this weekend. From a contractor: In-country Dinar Rate was said to be around $3.99, Dong around $3.”

A Contact at a Redemption Center said Tier4b (Us, the Internet Group) would get emails to set appointments over the weekend.

TNT:

Tishwash:  Report: The departure of the United Nations mission from Iraq is an important step for the Sudanese government

 A report today, Friday, explained that the departure of the United Nations mission present in Iraq at the end of this month of May is a step of great importance to Iraqi sovereignty and to the government of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani.

The report, which was published by the newspaper in English, and translated by Mail, stated, “The call to end the mission of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq is part of a larger effort made by Baghdad to change the image of Iraq and direct it to an era that focuses on normal bilateral relations with other countries and international institutions.”

Renad Mansour, director of the Iraq Initiative at Chatham House, said, “The veneer of sovereignty is important for the government of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani,” noting that “Baghdad wants to show that this is not the same Iraq that witnessed a civil war, rebellions, or all of these types of conflicts that... "I have represented the country for the past few years, but this is a new chapter."