There seems to be some confusion…when it comes to the delete the zeros program. Value of the Iraqi dinar starts in country by government policies, CBI reserves, oil production, investments by the Iraqi government, output of the economy, and so on. Value is currently represented by the three zeros printed on the currency. An exchange is a ratio of two currencies which is used outside the borders of a country. Therefore, when value is added to the Iraqi dinar first by the CBI in country the three zero notes will be physically removed from circulation. In their place the CBI will release the lower notes with added value…Lastly, the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar compared to other currencies will reflect the added value to the Iraqi dinar. So, it is not about the zeros coming off the exchange but the three zero notes being no longer used…