Within twelve minutes late on 3 August, Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official owned media) posted two economic items under its #سياسي_الابعاد tag: al-Tamimi ruling out printing currency to fund salaries as impossible and contrary to central-bank law, and Safwan Qusay rejecting both currency printing and an exchange-rate change on the grounds that the burden would move to the citizen's pocket. Both are carried on the same channel and no other tracked channel in the window addresses the question, so this rests on one outlet's editorial selection rather than converging lines.
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media04 Aug, 01:35
“Al-Tamimi rules out 'printing currency' to fund salaries: impossible and contrary to central-bank laws.”
التميمي يستبعد "طباعة العملة" لتمويل الرواتب: مستحيل ومخالف لقوانين البنك المركزي
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media04 Aug, 01:47
“Safwan Qusay rejects printing currency and changing the exchange rate: we will transfer the problem to the citizen's pocket.”
صفوان قصي يرفض طباعة العملة وتغيير سعر الصرف: سننقل المشكلة الى جيب المواطن
AAH's channel is staking out a position on how the salary bill is financed, which is the pressure point where central-bank authority and cabinet fiscal choices meet.