Berapa kekayaan Iraq?
Iraq merupakan negara kedua terbesar dunia yang mempunyai simpanan minyak yang bernilai 10 trilion USD atau 350 billion barrel - 3 kali ganda dari jumlah yang dimilik oleh Arab Saudi. Bayangkanlah kekayaannya.
Dengan fakta ini, maka tidaklah hairan mengapa rakyat Amerika menjadikan dinar Iraq sebagai salah satu pelaburannya - ibarat membeli dan menyimpan bon- beli dengan harga terendah untuk ditebus untuk satu tempoh yang sederhana panjang. Pihak berkuasa Amerika terpaksa meluluskan satu undang-undang bagi membolehkan syarikat kewangan di Amerika mengimpot dinar Iraq secara sah dari luar, misalnya dari Kuwait atau Jordan. Hanya BNM Malaysia sahaja gagal melihat potensi dinar Iraq ini.
Tak rugi, malah satu langkah bijak menyimpan dinar Iraq sebagai satu strategi alternatif menjana wang tatkala sampai umur pencen kita nanti.
50,000 Dinar Iraq hanya RM 1000.00 yang dijangka akan bernilai RM 50,000 pada sedikit masa lagi. Atau 25,000 dinar pada harga RM 550.00.
Ya, sementara stok masih mahu dijual oleh pedagang dinar.
Ringankan jari, call saya 012-3771941 - Mizi
MOSCOW, Feb. 2 (UPI) -- Russian oil producer Lukoil said it plans to dump $30 billion into developing Iraq's West Qurna-2 oil field with its partners at Statoil.
Lukoil and Norwegian giant Statoil during the weekend signed off on the rights to develop the West Qurna-2 oil field near the southern port city of Basra.
Vagit Alekperov, the chief executive at Lukoil, said during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin he planned major investments at West Qurna to boost production levels, Russia's ITAR-Tass news agency reports.
"The investments Lukoil plans to make together with its partner Statoil in the first stage will amount to $4.5 billion," Alekperov said. "Overall investments will exceed $30 billion."
Investors shied away from the first postwar oil auction in Iraq in June. December auctions, however, were more lucrative, leading Baghdad to predict it could one day rival Saudi Arabia in terms of oil production.
Putin during his meeting with Alekperov described the deal as a victory, saying he hoped work would begin soon to bring "necessary dividends" to the Russian energy sector.
Drilling in West Qurna-2 is expected in 2011 with production slated for the end of 2012. Statoil said during the weekend the field should reach a peak production rate of 1.8 million barrels per day by 2017 and sustain that level for more than a decade.
Lukoil and Norwegian giant Statoil during the weekend signed off on the rights to develop the West Qurna-2 oil field near the southern port city of Basra.
Vagit Alekperov, the chief executive at Lukoil, said during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin he planned major investments at West Qurna to boost production levels, Russia's ITAR-Tass news agency reports.
"The investments Lukoil plans to make together with its partner Statoil in the first stage will amount to $4.5 billion," Alekperov said. "Overall investments will exceed $30 billion."
Investors shied away from the first postwar oil auction in Iraq in June. December auctions, however, were more lucrative, leading Baghdad to predict it could one day rival Saudi Arabia in terms of oil production.
Putin during his meeting with Alekperov described the deal as a victory, saying he hoped work would begin soon to bring "necessary dividends" to the Russian energy sector.
Drilling in West Qurna-2 is expected in 2011 with production slated for the end of 2012. Statoil said during the weekend the field should reach a peak production rate of 1.8 million barrels per day by 2017 and sustain that level for more than a decade.
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