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MP Interventions

518
Interventions
up to 2026-07-25
179
Participating MPs
55.9٪ of council members
141
MPs with no interventions
44.1٪ of council members
87 of them in their first term · Excludes the Presidency, which chairs sessions rather than speaking in them
416 Interventions — 80.3٪ of total (518) · Men
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadAffirmed the need to rotate the crossings' staff, immediately halt the high customs pricing, and revive the public-private partnership law to increase revenues through foreign investment instead of limited collection.Taqi Nasser Majid Taqi Al-FarajullahGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · WasitQuestioned the legal basis for the tax settling at only (1-5%) of telecom companies' profits (which earn trillions annually), asked why the revenues of the "Korek" company are not included in the federal data, and demanded establishing a national telecom company to guarantee sovereignty.Saad Naeem Radhawi Jumaa Al-OqabiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · SulaymaniyahPointed to an annual shortfall of 4 trillion in non-oil revenues between planned and realized, rejected the multitude of internal inspection points between the Region and the center, considering them a tool of extortion and delay, and proposed forming a parliamentary committee to audit this shortfall in past budgets.Bryar Rashid Sharif MohammedGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · NajafAsked the directors whether they had actually referred any corrupt employee to the judiciary, demanded binding the next government to a timetable for completing automation and bringing the Region's crossings under control, and demanded activating the Investment Commission, completing the Faw port and the Development Road, and recovering the telecom companies' debts.Ahmed Majid Mutab Diwan Al-SharmaniGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · WasitDemanded forming an inspection team for the crossings and curbing the repeated exploitation of "customs exemptions" for the same project for smuggling, asked whether the officers' role at the crossings is "supervision or administration", and demanded hosting the Minister of Tourism to maximize revenues.Talib Hisab Kshiesh Lafta Al-BaydhaniGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadAffirmed that revenues encompass trade, industry and company development and are not confined to the guests' remit, and demanded an immediate parliamentary decision obligating the "caretaker government" to hold off on imposing the taxes rejected popularly and constitutionally.Ahmed Shahid Marhoon Abbas Al-KarawiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · QadisiyahWarned of the taxes' catastrophic effect on poor governorates such as (Diwaniyah) which has neither crossings nor tourism, and pointed to the absence of huge revenues such as traffic fees and the electronic passport (91 thousand is collected, most of which goes to the investor rather than the state).Saad Shakir Aziz Kadhim Al-Khuza'liGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · NajafAffirmed the crisis is administrative rather than a lack of resources, asked the directors to submit an official study of the obstacles, and called on Kurdish MPs to support a central decision linking the Region's crossings revenues to the federal government to achieve central justice.Ahmed Kayen Abdunoor Muhi Al-KhuzaiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · AnbarConsidered Basra's crossings revenues (2.5 trillion) very weak compared with the estimated (6.8 trillion) due to the mafias controlling the ports, and demanded genuine implementation of the single window at the Safwan crossing to end the security and civil confusion.Faisal Hussein Jabbar AbbasGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadRevealed that corruption includes employees paying bribes to remain in crossing posts, pointed to expensive medical devices being entered as children's toys to evade tax — making 50% of medicines smuggled — and pointed to corruption and the undervaluing of property sale fees in the tax departments.Miqdad Ismail Abdullah Mohammed Al-GharibGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BasraCriticized the rapid rotation of crossing directors and stripping the southern region customs director of his powers, denounced the Tax Authority's cancellation of the legally granted tax exemptions for investors, and the transfer of employees to customs from outside Basra. (With two interventions)Aqeel Ibrahim Issa Ali Al-KhalidiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · DuhokAsked about the existence of informal crossings outside the Region, demanded a decision preventing Turkish trucks from entering beyond the Ibrahim Khalil crossing to protect Iraqi drivers' work, and noted the Region's citizens' complaints about rising taxes. (With two interventions)Omar Salih Omar Faris FarisGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · MaysanDemanded transforming the state from consumer to investor, proposed making Maysan Governorate a model by reviving its idle factories, and appealed for the necessity of disbursing the salaries of the (Bashair Al-Salam) contracts in Maysan, cut off for 6 months without reason.Sakar Hassan Lazim Mutlaq Al-AmshaniGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · NinevehNoted that Article 110 confines the customs tariff to the federation while Article 114 makes customs administration shared, and criticized the government resorting to establishing internal customs checkpoints between the governorates and the Region to restrict goods as an unconstitutional measure.Abdulrahman Hassan Khalid Abdullah Al-KhalidGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · DuhokDefended the Region with figures, affirming that the Kurdistan government paid 120 billion dinars monthly (1.5 trillion annually) to the federal treasury, and rejected erecting internal checkpoints, describing them as depriving the Region's traders of the official dollar, forcing them to turn to the south.Banas Ali Fareeq Tahir DoskiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BabilCalled for investing in non-oil resources (crossings, investment, agriculture, Iraqi airspace, internet networks), and demanded activating the appointment orders for 600 engineers at the Ministry of Oil that were issued but not yet implemented. (With two interventions)Hussein Sahib Mahdi Mahall BayatiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BasraAffirmed that increasing revenues is a matter of management, not collection, and criticized some crossings and customs officials for filming and publishing videos boasting of discovering errors, considering it an insult to the Iraqi state's reputation and a violation of the penal code.Ali Shaddad Faris Shuheil Al-JoraniGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · SulaymaniyahAsked about the volume of taxes collected from oil companies and investment electricity companies, and demanded an investigative committee into the complicit security checkpoints (naming names and ranks) that open at night to admit carcinogenic and smuggled goods from the Region.Ghalib Mohammed Ali Shukur Hussein Al-SurmiriGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · Salah al-DinDemanded forming a committee of experts to present an integrated study on maximizing revenues (such as internet contracts and haphazard investment licenses like the Saladin refineries). His colleague Al-Jubouri clarified that the "uncontrolled crossings" are government crossings but unregulated. (With one intervention)Jassim Mohammed Hassan Atiya Al-JubouriGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · KirkukAffirmed that all political forces know the informal crossings belong to the parties, criticized granting vast areas to investors to build upscale complexes without the state budget benefiting, and considered automation and the national ID card the only solution.Arshad Rashad Fathullah Abdulrazzaq Al-Salihi