The Iraqi Ministry of Finance revealed that Iraq’s financial revenues during the first nine months of 2024 exceeded $86.8 billion.
Iraq’s financial revenues surpass $86.8 billion in 9 months
The Iraqi Ministry of Finance revealed that Iraq’s financial revenues during the first nine months of 2024 exceeded $86.8 billion.
Rabee Securities Reports 2.9% growth in Iraq stock exchange index for November 2024 amid economic advancements
Despite the growth in the index, the overall trading volume on the Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) declined by 17% compared to October, amounting to USD 52.0 million …
Rabee Securities Reports 2.9% growth in Iraq stock exchange index for November 2024 amid economic advancements
Despite the growth in the index, the overall trading volume on the Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) declined by 17% compared to October, amounting to USD 52.0 million …
Iraq’s financial inclusion grows from 20% to 48%
In comparison to prior years, the current rate of financial inclusion in Iraq has risen from 20 percent to 48 percent.
Iraq’s financial inclusion grows from 20% to 48%
In comparison to prior years, the current rate of financial inclusion in Iraq has risen from 20 percent to 48 percent.
Iraq’s Newfound Stability Is About to Be Tested
Iraq has appeared relatively stable under PM Sudani and the ruling SCF in recent years. But that stability remains precarious. The post Iraq’s Newfound Stability Is About to Be Tested appeared first …
PepsiCo ropes in Awkward Ads to launch Lay’s new flavour campaign in Iraq
PepsiCo roped in regional ad major Awkward Ads to launch a new campaign for its arm’s chips brand Lay’s in Iraq. The campaign is to promote Lay’s new flavours – Kebab, Burger, and Dolma – aimed to …
The Turning Point: Iraq’s Leap into the Digital Economy
The Turning Point: Iraq’s Leap into the Digital Economy In a world increasingly defined by digital finance, Iraq has taken a transformative step with the Digital Payment Regulation No.2 of 2024. This …
Lebanese refugees return home from Iraq as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire holds
Lebanese families displaced in Iraq by the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah have begun returning to their homes in southern Lebanon following a recently brokered ceasefire.