Tishwash: XRP Pair with Iraq Dinar Triggers Speculations of XRP’s Rising Prominence
The presence of an XRP pair with the Iraqi dinar on a forex platform has triggered bullish speculations of the growing prominence of XRP in Iraq.
Amid the U.S. SEC’s lawsuit against it, XRP continues to transcend the borders of the United States, rapidly expanding its prominence to several countries. Most recently, proponents believe this growing prominence might be extending into the Middle Eastern country of Iraq.
Pseudonymous Chartered IT Professional and XRP community member Boncryp triggered this wave of bullish speculations following a recent tweet pertaining to XRP’s popularity.
there’s a tweet but I can’t copy it here
You can clearly see #XRP Paired with #IQD in a #forex site. *After two decades #Iraq is at last showing signs of recovery, #Baghdad, the capital, is creating a New Central Bank (#CBI) Headquarters. #XRPCommunity
The individual called attention to a pair on a forex trading platform featuring XRP against the Iraqi dinar (IQD). Highlighting this, Boncryp pointed out that the Iraqi government is leaning towards embracing financial inclusion for its populace.
Notably, our findings revealed that the platform in question is Barchart.com, a leading financial data firm that offers a wide range of services related to financial markets and investing.
Barchart boasts a comprehensive suite of financial market data, including quotes, charts, technical indicators, and market analysis. As a result, the existence of an XRP/IQD quote is not surprising. The platform also hosts IQD quotes against other crypto assets such as BTC and ETH. link
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ShyBaby: Iraq and the World Bank are discussing strengthening bilateral relations
04-07-2023
Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein discussed, on Tuesday, with the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Odile Reno-Basso, ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Iraq and the bank.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that the meeting discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Iraq and the bank, in a manner that guarantees the possibility of strengthening the private sector in Iraq and digitizing the banking system.
The minister stressed the importance of partnership with the European Bank to support the Iraqi government’s plan to diversify the sources of the national economy, noting that the Iraqi government’s priorities are investment in the fields of energy and digital transformation in the financial infrastructure.
For her part, Mrs. Odell confirmed the bank’s desire to work in Iraq and contribute to supporting the private sector and renewable energy.
The meeting was attended by the Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq in London, Muhammad Jaafar Al-Sadr, Ambassador Haider Al-Athari, Head of the Europe Department, Ghufran Kazem, Director General of the Public Debt Department at the Ministry of Finance, and on behalf of the European Bank, Kazuhiko Koguchi, Secretary General of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and Heikki Hargart, Executive Director of the Bank.
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CandyKisses: Foreign Minister and European delegation discuss digitization of Iraq’s banking system
{Political: Euphrates News} Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein discussed with the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Odile Renault-Basso the possibility of strengthening the private sector in Iraq and digitizing the banking system
The Foreign Minister’s Office said in a statement received by {Euphrates News} that “during the meeting, they discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Iraq and the bank in order to ensure the possibility of strengthening the private sector in Iraq and digitizing the banking system.”
The minister stressed “the importance of partnership with the European Bank to support the Iraqi government’s plan to diversify the sources of the national economy, noting that the priorities of the Iraqi government are investing in the fields of energy and digital transformation in financial infrastructure.”
For its part, the bank’s desire to work in Iraq and contribute to supporting the private sector and renewable energy.
The meeting was attended by the Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq in London, Mohammed Jaafar Al-Sadr, Ambassador Haider Al-Azri, Head of the Department of Europe, Ghafran Kazim, Director General of the Public Debt Department at the Ministry of Finance, and the European Bank, Kazuhiko Kojochi, Secretary-General of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and Heki Harmgart, Executive Director of the Bank.
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