Скачать или смотреть Iraq’s Silent Countdown: Parliament, Currency, and the Start of a New Era

As December comes to an end, Iraq is making moves that could quietly redefine its economic future. A presidential decree has ordered the first session of the new parliament on December 29—an unusually urgent decision that signals far more than routine politics. Behind this timing lies a deeper strategy involving a powerful three-year national budget, long-term economic planning, and the critical need to align government action with the start of the fiscal year.

This video breaks down why seating parliament before January matters, how a multi-year budget could unlock stability and investor confidence, and why budget approval and currency value are inseparably linked. With inflation pressure mounting and public patience wearing thin, Iraq’s leadership appears to be racing the calendar to avoid delay and prepare the legal and financial framework for major reform.

Nothing here is accidental. From the December 29 session to the January fiscal reset, the pieces are moving into place with purpose. Whether change happens immediately or unfolds over weeks, one thing is clear: Iraq is no longer waiting. This is the moment when preparation turns into action—and the next chapter of Iraq’s economic story begins.#IraqEconomy
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