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Kembali ke Ensiklopedia Arsip Wikipedia Indonesia Cabinet of Iraq Council of Ministers (Iraq)Executive authority in Iraq Council of MinistersArabic: مجلس الوزراءKurdish: ئەنجومەنی وەزیرانOverviewEstablished28 December 2005StateRepublic of IraqLeaderPrime Minister of IraqAppointed byPresident of IraqMinistries23Responsible toCouncil of RepresentativesHeadquartersBaghdad, IraqWebsitecabinet.iq Politics of Iraq Member State of the Arab League Constitution Federal government President (list) Abdul Latif Rashid Prime Minister (list) Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani Cabinet Current cabinet Legislature Council of Representatives Speaker: Haibat al-Halbousi Federation Council (not formed) Judiciary Supreme Court Administrative divisions Federal regions Kurdistan Region Government Parliament Governorates Districts Elections Democracy Political parties Electoral Commission Recent elections Parliamentary: 20212025 Presidential: 20262030 Gubernatorial: 20132023 2005 constitutional referendum Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister: Fuad Hussein Diplomatic missions of / in Iraq Nationality law Passport Visa requirements Visa policy Foreign aid to Iraq Iraq and the United Nations Iraq portal Other countries vte 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.[1] Current composition Office Name Party In office since Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi Independent 14 May 2026 Interior Minister Vacant – Finance Minister Falih al-Sari National Wisdom Movement 14 May 2026 Foreign Affairs Minister Fuad Hussein Kurdistan Democratic Party 14 May 2026 Defense Minister Vacant – Oil Minister Bassim al-Abadi Reconstruction and Development Coalition 14 May 2026 Agriculture Minister Abdul-Rahim al-Shammari Reconstruction and Development Coalition 14 May 2026 Communications Minister Mustafa Sanad Justice and Unity Party 14 May 2026 Culture Minister Vacant – Construction, Housing, Municipalities, and Public Works Minister Vacant – Electricity Minister Ali Sa'di Wahib Reconstruction and Development Coalition 14 May 2026 Education Minister Abdul-Karim al-Jubouri Takadum 14 May 2026 Justice Minister Khaled Shwani Patriotic Union of Kurdistan 14 May 2026 Health Minister Abdul-Hussein al-Mousawi National Contract Party 14 May 2026 Higher Education and Scientific Research Minister Vacant – Industry and Minerals Minister Muhammad al-Karbuli Takadum 14 May 2026 Environment Minister Sarwa Abdul-Wahid New Generation Movement 14 May 2026 Labour and Social Affairs Minister Vacant – Migration and the Displaced Minister Vacant – Planning Minister Vacant – Trade Minister Mustafa al-Aani Siyada Party 14 May 2026 Transport Minister Wahab al-Hasani Badr Organisation 14 May 2026 Water Resources Minister Muthanna al-Tamimi Badr Organisation 14 May 2026 Youth and Sports Minister Vacant – See also List of cabinets Notes References ↑ "IRAQI CONSTITUTION" (PDF). wipo.int. 2005. 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