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MP Interventions

342
Interventions
up to 2026-04-23
165
Participating MPs
50.9٪ of council members
159
MPs with no interventions
49.1٪ of council members
99 of them in their first term · Excludes the Presidency, which chairs sessions rather than speaking in them
By Affiliation — 4 · Raw volume of interventions
Component MPs 11 3.2٪
Independent in Coalition 5.9٪ of seats 8 2.3٪
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · NajafProposed activating the principle of "sovereign barter" (linking imports and trade facilitations to guaranteeing Iraq's water shares) to support agriculture, affirming that comprehensive electronic collection would eliminate 60% of corruption.Siham Munaam Abdulhussein Habib Al-MahannaGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · Dhi QarAsked about the real tax compliance rate compared with economic activity, and proposed imposing high taxes on luxury goods (jewelry, watches, luxury cars) instead of targeting foodstuffs and detergents.Ali Sabir Kadhim Ajil Al-KinaniGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · BasraWarned of the dangerous financial deficit (35%) and rejected addressing it by oppressing citizens with levies and fines, demanding that the next Prime Minister be obligated to present a real economic program, and the dismissal of ineffective party advisors. (Discussion with two interventions)Amer Abduljabbar Ismail Ali ArabGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · BaghdadQuestioned the reason for the contrived media exaggeration of taxes, revealed the existence of thousands of smuggled "twinned" vehicles that entered Baghdad without customs, and proposed deducting customs and tax directly at the Central Bank upon the financial transfer for imports. (Discussion with 6 interventions)Othman Hadi Hayawi Hadi Al-ShabaniGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · BabilCalled for maximizing real revenues by activating the "Made in Iraq" principle and operating the major idle factories (such as Babil's factories) instead of resorting to taxing the ordinary citizen.Zainab Ismail Atiya Hassan Albu BadriGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · NinevehAsked about the volume of Syrian (SDF) oil smuggling to Erbil's refineries through influential figures, and about expired medicines entering via Duhok and Nineveh, demanding a report on tax collection from the Region's residential complexes.Aswaan Salem Sadiq SawaGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · SulaymaniyahCriticized exempting major real-estate investment projects from taxes for long years while they are imposed on ordinary citizens' goods, and requested clarification of the technical reasons for the Region's rejection of the (ASYCUDA) system so Kurdish MPs can intervene to resolve them.Rebwar Karim Mahmoud HusseinPoint of OrderSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · NinevehObjected to making the session secret, affirming that converting it to secret or public is within the members' authority and vote, not a decision confined to the presidency.Abdulrahman Hassan Khalid Abdullah Al-KhalidGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · MaysanQuestioned the truth of exempting 11 thousand trucks from customs, the volume of the Region's revenues, and the sale of crossing directors' posts to the highest bidder.Jwad Rahim Qasim Maghtadh Al-GhadiriGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · MaysanDemanded making the session public to dispel suspicions about MPs regarding the "gifted vehicles". (With one intervention)Jwad Rahim Qasim Maghtadh Al-GhadiriGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · AnbarProposed legislation allowing governorates (such as Babil) to retain part of the revenues of their local service departments (traffic, real estate registration, municipality) to rehabilitate those departments' dilapidated buildings instead of sending them entirely to the state treasury. (With one intervention)Salem Matar Abd Hassan Al-IssawiGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · DiyalaDrew attention to lost non-oil revenues represented by the Ministry of Communications (which operates without a law or final accounts), the National Investment Commission, and the Securities Commission, demanding the formation of a parliamentary committee to follow them up.Riyadh Abbas Abdullah Khalaf Al-TamimiGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BabilProposed comprehensive automation of taxes and crossings (including the Region) to prevent currency smuggling, expanding the tax base to include telecom companies and banks instead of the citizen, and establishing a "sovereign fund" in which oil surpluses are deposited.Falah Abdulkarim Radhi Manookh Al-KhafajiGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BasraWarned of the paralysis of the Umm Qasr port due to the traders' strike rejecting the decision to raise the customs tariff from 1% to 5% and increase the flat container fees (during a caretaker period), demanding the formation of an investigative committee to avert price rises for the citizen. (With two interventions)Hussein Ali Jabbar Khalaf Al-AbdullahGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadRequested resolving the committee on those covered by American sanctions (OFAC), questioned the tax procedures toward the 75% of unaccounted taxpayers, how to collect the debts of withdrawn oil companies (such as Shell), and the problem of "name similarity" and fictitious companies. (With one intervention)Hussein Mounis Faraj Abdulredha ThajilGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BasraRejected burdening the citizen with taxes just before Ramadan, demanded legislating a law exempting limited-income earners from taxes (in application of Article 28 of the Constitution), and criticized the exorbitant wealth of some customs employees.Alaa Sabah Marai Shahaf Al-HaidariGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · Dhi QarCalled for ending reliance on oil and activating the investment, agriculture, industry and tourism sectors, and demanded controlling the crossings and activating e-government to eliminate corruption, away from patchwork solutions.Ola Ouda Layidh Shinawa Al-ShinawaGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BabilQuestioned the parties protecting major tax evaders, why e-governance is not activated at 100%, demanded knowing the volume of the lost actual revenues, and disclosing the number of corruption files referred to the judiciary.Riyadh Aday Abboud Tamim Al-KhafajiGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadCriticized the guests' evasion of comparing the revenue figures with the actual import volume, questioned the tax evasion of thousands of major companies affiliated with influential figures, explaining that tax collection does not exceed 2% of GDP. (With one intervention)Ahmed Salem Aziz Hamad Al-SaadiGeneral TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadPointed to the existence of mafias and figures with political cover controlling the crossings' revenues, criticized private banks' (such as Al-Ahli Bank) monopolization of transfers, and revealed open corruption and bribery and extortion "kiosks" in front of the customs departments. (Discussion with two interventions)Ziyad Tariq Abdullah Hamad Al-Janabi