Hussein and Blinken discuss the Sudanese visit to Washington and five important files

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{Political: Euphrates News} Secretary of State Fouad Hussein, with his US counterpart Anthony Blinken in Washington, discussed the arrangements for the prime minister’s visit to Washington to meet with US President Joe Biden next April.

“We discussed the arrangements for the meeting of the Supreme Coordinating Committee (HCC) and the other committees emanating from the Strategic Framework Agreement and addressed the work of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and its vital role in vital files,” Hussein said in a joint statement with Blinken.

He pointed to the discussion of “addressing the issue of the oil export pipeline through Turkey and the importance of implementing the Sinjar agreement to normalize the situation in the city,” stressing “the importance of continuing the work of the Supreme Military Committee (HMC).”

Hussein also stressed “the importance of joint efforts to fight ISIS and build the capacity of Iraqi forces.”

“We look forward to Prime Minister Mohamed Shiaa’s visit to Washington,” Blinkin said.

“Iraq is an important and critical partner for the stability of the region,” Blinken stressed.

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The cabinet determines the holiday of Eid al-Fitr

• Time: 2024/03/26 15:35:09
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{Local:Euphrates News} The Council of Ministers, in its session held, held, on Tuesday,, designated the holiday of Eid al-Fitr in the country.

The Council of Ministers decided, according to the government statement, {Euphrates News} received a copy of it: “The holiday of Eid al-Fitr shall be considered, starting from Tuesday, April 9, 2024, until Saturday, April 13, 2024.”

“Official work, in all government institutions, should resume on Sunday, April 14, 2024,” he added.

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Revealing the agendas of the Sudanese visit to Washington. Defense Minister: We will reach a point of agreement in the withdrawal of the coalition

• Time: 2024/03/26 14:45:08
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{Political: Euphrates News} Defense Minister Thabit al-Abbasi revealed, on Tuesday, the agendas of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani’s visit to Washington, pointing out that cooperation with the countries of the international coalition against ISIS and on “NATO” after the withdrawal will be on intelligence work

“The talks are continuing to make the decision to gradually and deliberately withdraw the international coalition from Iraq,” the Iraqi defense minister said in a televised statement.

Abbasi stressed that “cooperation with the countries of the international coalition against ISIS and on NATO after the withdrawal will be “on intelligence work.”

He also stressed that “the file of the withdrawal of the international coalition from Iraq will be at the top priority during the visit of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shiaa Al-Sudani to Washington next April,” adding that “Washington is considering the way and timing of the withdrawal and we will reach a point of agreement on the subject.”

The defense minister also revealed an agreement with Washington to separate the Iraqi arena from the Syrian arena for the American presence.

“The Syrian arena may need the American presence in the view of the Americans,” he continued.

In another syke, Abbasi said there was no agreement with Turkey on joint operations against the PKK, which Ankara considers a terrorist and launches raids from time to time on its strongholds in northern Iraq.

He also considered that “the Turkish side, if it feels serious and effective from the Iraqi forces on the border, it will not remain in Iraq.”

On the other hand, he stressed that “the Iraqi constitution does not allow security institutions to be involved in politics,” and said that “the prime minister is interested in the subject of rehabilitating the infrastructure of the Iraqi army.”

The source.. Arabic

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BRICS Adopts Non-Dollar Payment System

Economy| 01:00 – 26/03/2024

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The BRICS Group is on the move to expand non-dollar payments, as Group countries seek to move away from the U.S.-controlled SWIFT banking system.
The group’s plans, which include Russia, China, Brazil, South Africa, India, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Ethiopia, include the creation of an international BRICS Pay payment system based on blockchain technology, i.e., based on digital assets.
It will be possible to overcome Western sanctions and obstacles thanks to this decentralized mechanism, which will include multiple currencies, and the mechanism will contribute to strengthening the economic influence of the BRICS group and accelerating the emergence of a supranational currency, which is a direct threat to the position of the US currency.

A major goal of the BRICS countries is to move away from the dollar and use national currencies in business transactions. It should be noted that 95% of trade transactions between Russia and China are in rubles and yuan.

“All of this enhances the ability to repay and strengthens economic resilience to uncertainty, uncertainty and external shocks,” says Shin Yi, head of the BRICS Research Center at Fudan University’s Development Research Institute of China.

The idea of the mechanism revolves around the creation of a special platform based on digital currencies in the countries of the “BRICS” to implement financial settlements, which will break the monopoly of the Western “SWIFT” system of financial operations around the world, and a few days ago, Russian Assistant President Yuri Ushakov revealed the intention of the “BRICS” countries to create a payment system based on digital currency technology.

With the US dollar used as a tool in sanctions and the arrival of U.S. public debt at an astronomical level, countries in the world, led by the BRICS countries, are increasing the use of national currencies in international trade.

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