As we step into the new year, the global financial landscape is abuzz with anticipation, and Iraq is no exception. The latest update from MilitiaMan and Crew sheds light on the country’s significant strides towards political stability and global financial integration as of late 2025. With a focus on the smooth parliamentary session held on December 29, 2025, and subsequent economic reforms, this blog post will dive into the key highlights and what they mean for Iraq’s future.
The successful e******n of the parliament speaker and deputies on December 29, 2025, marked a crucial milestone in Iraq’s journey towards political stability. This event not only showcased improved political coordination but also set the stage for the e******n of a president and the nomination of a prime minister within the stipulated 30-day timeframe. Such political smoothness is a prerequisite for the country’s continued economic growth and global integration.
Iraq’s economic reforms have been gaining momentum, with several positive indicators pointing towards a bright future. The country boasts low inflation rates (8%), substantial foreign reserves ($115 billion), and an abundance of natural resources valued at around $16 trillion. These factors create a fertile ground for economic planning and growth. Moreover, Iraq’s efforts to align with global financial standards, including WTO requirements such as customs automation and trade facilitation, are expected to open up global markets to the country.
The “quiet” progress made by Iraq has been guided by international gatekeepers such as the IMF, World Bank, and US Treasury. Their cautious praise and low-profile support have enabled steady advances without causing market volatility. This subtle yet significant backing has been instrumental in Iraq’s progress, positioning the country for accelerated reforms and international integration in 2026.
Several key reforms are on the horizon, set to further bolster Iraq’s economy. The digital dinar rollout, with a planned phase-out of paper currency by 2026, aims to facilitate electronic payments, tokenized trade, and simplify transactions. The removal of three zeros from the currency will prepare the ground for a real effective exchange rate adjustment based on fundamentals such as reserves, growth, and resource wealth. Additionally, the Iraqi Securities Commission plans to develop financial markets with a focus on digital transformation and attracting foreign investment.
Infrastructure projects, including railway developments and oil agreement renewals with the Kurdistan region, are contributing to stable revenues and regional cooperation. Turkey’s involvement in regional agreements is also strengthening the broader economic network. These developments underscore Iraq’s commitment to enhancing its economic landscape and fostering regional cooperation.
As Iraq moves into 2026, the outlook is optimistic. The country’s readiness for deeper global integration, sustained economic growth, diversification away from oil dependency, and enhanced reserve management are expected to drive progress. With the central bank’s independence from fiscal policy ensuring continuity in monetary policy and stability in inflation and reserves, Iraq is poised to make significant strides in the global financial arena.
In conclusion, Iraq’s journey towards global financial integration is gaining momentum, driven by political stability, economic reforms, and international cooperation. As we watch the full video from MilitiaMan and Crew for further insights, it’s clear that 2026 holds much promise for the country. Stay engaged, subscribe, and support the channel as Iraq embarks on this exciting new chapter.
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