Your Number One Source
for Buying and Selling Iraqi Dinar

Iraq Dinar Phone Number

Exchange rate

1,178.00 Iraqi Dinars = 1 USD
1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.000849 USD
  Iraqi Dinar Value for 10/6/2008
"Many play the lottery and place their hopes on mere numbers and odds. Some people gamble on sports stars and their chances at winning certain games. What about a gamble that might actually mean something, a gamble that involves not only more than yourself, but an entire people? A bet that just maybe a nation could move past totalitarian dictatorship & religious extremism to hopefully one day truly join the free world as full-fledged independent economy. This is your opportunity for just such a gamble, because who knows, it just might pay off."
 

Resources

FinancialStep.com - Financial Services Web Directory.
American Express
2007: Iraqi Minister of Finance authorized to sign agreements

Iraqi Minister of Finance authorized to sign agreements

March 8, 2007

 The government’s official spokesman, Ali Addabagh, said that the Cabinet decided to ratify the Convention of debt reduction signed with Paris Club during its tenth regular session.

Addabagh explained in a press statement that the Cabinet authorized the Minister of Finance, Baqir Jabr Al-Zubaydi, to sign all the executive agreements of the Convention and signing the agreements of reducing and reorganization Iraqi debt with Switzerland and Germany, as well as writing-off Iraq's debts with Romania.

Al-Zubaidi said: "the ministry responsible for the debt settlement and the signing of loan agreements is the Ministry of Finance, while the ministry responsible for grants is the Ministry of Planning, "pointing out that his ministry and his government are working actively to resolve the Iraqi debt issue once and for all.

The Minister of Finance said that his country is committed to the International Monetary Fund under the Convention that imposes on Iraq making economic reforms like raising the prices of oil derivatives, while the IMF is committed to supporting Iraq in the reduction of 80% of its debt, and that what has been done during the past three years.

He disclosed that one of the conditions of the International Monetary Fund is: "raising the added subsidy" on oil derivatives.

He said that "Iraq obtained important loans from Iran and Japan," saying that two agreements were signed this year: the first was with Iran, which provided a long-term loan of one billion dollars, over forty years; it is a "facilitated loan" because no interests will be paid during the first ten years. The second agreement was with Japan, which provided a loan of 3.5 billion dollars; it is a facilitated loan also, in addition to obtaining 500 million dollars from the International Bank.
 
Sound Professional with eVoice Receptionist Get Your own Toll Free Number
© 2007 DinarBanker.com - 3277 Roswell Road NE Suite 670 - Atlanta, GA 30305 - 888.DINARS1
All Rights Reserved Worldwide :: Atlanta Web Design :: Atlanta Internet Marketing :: Atlanta Web Marketing
Atlanta Web Design and Internet Marketing