A Glimmer of Things to Come?

[cowpoke]

I found this interesting. If Syria sees the benefit of becoming a market economy then maybe the winds of change are starting to blow through the middle east.

Quoted from the Syrian Finance Minister
"He pointed out that the most important step at this time is to pass a law allowing individual and family-owned companies, which currently form the bulk of the Syrian private sector, to be transformed into joint stock companies. He explained that the Finance Ministry is currently working on the necessary legislation with the help of the private sector and some financial expert"

"The finance minister expressed the opinion that joint stock companies are among the best types of companies and the least subject to corruption. They help to expand the base of ownership by attracting shareholders who thus use their savings to buy shares. This helps them to stay away from more risky speculations in the real estate market, the automobile import business, or investing their money in capital investment firms. He explained that the proliferation of joint stock companies will help family-owned businesses to avoid the fate of splitting up or simply disappearing when their original proprietors die."
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At least this is not bad news coming out of Syria, and also makes me feel a bit more confident in the ISX.

[Crow]

I found this interesting. If Syria sees the benefit of becoming a market economy then maybe the winds of change are starting to blow through the middle east.

Quoted from the Syrian Finance Minister
"He pointed out that the most important step at this time is to pass a law allowing individual and family-owned companies, which currently form the bulk of the Syrian private sector, to be transformed into joint stock companies. He explained that the Finance Ministry is currently working on the necessary legislation with the help of the private sector and some financial expert"

"The finance minister expressed the opinion that joint stock companies are among the best types of companies and the least subject to corruption. They help to expand the base of ownership by attracting shareholders who thus use their savings to buy shares. This helps them to stay away from more risky speculations in the real estate market, the automobile import business, or investing their money in capital investment firms. He explained that the proliferation of joint stock companies will help family-owned businesses to avoid the fate of splitting up or simply disappearing when their original proprietors die."
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At least this is not bad news coming out of Syria, and also makes me feel a bit more confident in the ISX.

I'll keep my eye on this,good post thanks.

[tmorr37]

[quote=cowpoke;288424]I found this interesting. If Syria sees the benefit of becoming a market economy then maybe the winds of change are starting to blow through the middle east. [quote]

The Left in this country has told so many lies on Iraq that no one understands why we are there.
It is not who attacked us by what attacked us on 9/11. The Left says it was bin laden and wants a police action to capture what is now an irrelevant man hiding in a cave if not dead.
We were attacked by Muslim extremist that have infected most of the world. Up until 9/11 we have ignored this problem in the world because it did not effect us until now. Well now it does and the future is dark. The Left ( Dems and some Reps ) want to pretend there is not threat and love this word , redeploy. How about Quit and Surrender!

One man has a plan to place a Democracy in the heart of the Middle East. A dream for other nations to follow. It's a bold plan. A plan for bold leader. That man, George Walker Bush

As we all see here everyday Iraq has placed all the ground work for a democracy to work. Like their Constitution. Fil, HCL and banking laws. These are things that are not present in Muslim countries such as Iran as this is not allowed under Muslim Law.
A strong vibrant free Iraq for all the world to see. The vision of one lone man is what the Dinar investment depends on.

For the life of me I don't know why liberals invest on Dinar. It's against everything they believe in.

[AAD]

For the life of me I don't know why liberals invest on Dinar. It's against everything they believe in.

Maybe because you're only looking at it from your perspective and despise/hatred for the opposition. Don't forget, I don't care who you are but money talks...