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Council of Ministers (Iraq)

Executive authority in Iraq

Council of Ministers (Iraq)
Summary

Executive authority in Iraq

FieldValue
government_nameCouncil of Ministers
nativename
imageLogo of the Iraqi Council of Ministers.png
image_size200px
date28 December 2005
stateRepublic of Iraq
addressBaghdad, Iraq
appointedPresident of Iraq
leader_titlePrime Minister of Iraq
ministries23
responsibleCouncil of Representatives
url
The Council of Ministers headed by Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani holds its first session on October 28, 2022

The Council of Ministers is the principal executive organ of the Federal Government of the Republic of Iraq.

The Council of Representatives of Iraq elects a President of the Republic who appoints the Prime Minister who in turn appoints the Council of Ministers, all of whom must be approved by the Assembly.

Current composition

OfficeNamePartyIn office sinceIndependent}};"Independent}};"Kurdistan Democratic Party}};"State of Law Coalition}};"State of Law Coalition}};"Fatah Alliance}};"Islamic Virtue Party}};"Independent}};"Fatah Alliance}};"Patriotic Union of Kurdistan}};"Babylon Movement}};"Progress Party (Iraq)}};"Fatah Alliance}};"Independent}};"State of Law Coalition}};"
Prime Ministerdate=2022-10-27title=Iraqi parliament approves new government headed by Mohammed Shia al-Sudaniurl=https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/iraq-lawmakers-approve-government-prime-minister-designate-sudani-2022-10-27/access-date=23 February 2023website=Reuters }}Furatayn Movement28 October 2022
Interior MinisterAbdul Amir al-ShammariIndependent28 October 2022
Finance MinisterTaif Sami MohammedIndependent28 October 2022
Foreign Affairs MinisterFuad HusseinKurdistan Democratic Party28 October 2022
Defense MinisterThabit al-AbassiAzem Alliance28 October 2022
Oil MinisterHayan Abdul Ghani Abdul-ZahraState of Law Coalition28 October 2022
Agriculture MinisterAbbas Jabr ObadaState of Law Coalition28 October 2022
Communications MinisterHiam Abboud KazemFatah Alliance28 October 2022
Culture MinisterAhmad Fakkak AhmadProgress Party (Iraq)}};"Progress Party28 October 2022
Construction, Housing, Municipalities, and Public Works MinisterBangen RekaniKurdistan Democratic Party}};"Kurdistan Democratic Party28 October 2022
Electricity MinisterZiyad Ali FadhilIslamic Virtue Party28 October 2022
Education MinisterIbrahim Namis YassinAzem Alliance28 October 2022
Justice MinisterKhaled ShwaniPatriotic Union of Kurdistan}};"Patriotic Union of Kurdistan28 October 2022
Health MinisterSalih al-HasnawiIndependent28 October 2022
Higher Education and Scientific Research MinisterNaim Abd Yassir al-AboudiFatah Alliance28 October 2022
Industry and Minerals MinisterKhalid NajimAzem Alliance28 October 2022
Environment MinisterDr. Hallo Mustafa Al AskariPatriotic Union of Kurdistan28 October 2022
Labour & Social Affairs MinisterAhmed Jassem Saber Al-AsadiFatah Alliance}};"Fatah Alliance28 October 2022
Migration and the Displaced MinisterEvan Faeq YakoobBabylon Movement28 October 2022
Planning MinisterMuhammad Ali TamimProgress Party28 October 2022
Trade MinisterAtheer Daoud SalmanAzem Alliance28 October 2022
Transport MinisterRazak MuhaibisFatah Alliance28 October 2022
Water Resources MinisterAoun Diab AbdullahIndependent28 October 2022
Youth and Sports MinisterAhmed Muhammad Hussein Al-MubarqaState of Law Coalition28 October 2022

Notes

References

References

  1. (2005). "IRAQI CONSTITUTION".
  2. (2022-10-27). "Iraqi parliament approves new government headed by Mohammed Shia al-Sudani".
  3. (2022-07-25). "Coordination Framework nominate Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani as candidate for Iraqi prime minister".
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