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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 that the citizen will not pay levies to a government that does not provide him services, and demanded an explicit article in the government program and the 2026 budget to confirm all contract employees in all ministries to guarantee their job stability.Mustafa Abdulhadi Kamil Mohammed MajmaiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BasraNoted that pressuring the federal crossings revives the Region's informal ones, and demanded investigating the corruption inside the ports' "reception yard", air navigation, the airline, and the investment law that has turned into appropriation.Abdulameer Najm Abdullah Madlool Al-MayahiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · SulaymaniyahConsidered the 10-year delay of automation a clear intent to perpetuate corruption, rejected erecting internal collection checkpoints between the governorates and the Region, describing them as doors to bribery, and proposed setting a binding list of time-bound conditions for the next Prime Minister.Muthanna Amin Nader HusseinGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · KarbalaConveyed Karbala's suffering from harsh electricity outages despite receiving millions of visitors, and recommended adopting a parliamentary decision obligating the government to create a unified national electronic system for non-oil revenues. (With one intervention)Haidar Abd Salih Jibr Al-AsadiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · WasitAccused the Minister of Finance of covering up budget manipulation and demanded hosting her, revealed the exemption of 81,000 trucks at the Zurbatiya crossing from customs through institutionalized corruption, and accused influential advisors (Sami Al-Sudani, Sami Al-Askari) of imposing corrupt directors. (With one intervention)Mohammed Jamil Ouda Rahi Al-GharibawiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · KarbalaAsked the crossings director about the number of official and informal crossings and why the latter continue operating, how drugs enter through the crossings and what the inspection procedures are, demanding a publicly announced monthly report on each crossing's revenues.Rabie Abduljalil Hassan Baqir Al-MousawiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadQuestioned the absence of the Commander-in-Chief's role toward 22 crossings run by outlaws, rejected punishing the citizen by raising customs, and demanded a strict timetable to complete automation.Aziz Nasser Azzal Harees Al-ShammariGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · AnbarCriticized the severe neglect of the official "Trebil" crossing, and strongly rejected the government's recent fee increases on basic materials, meats and cheeses (reaching 500%), considering them illogical.Mustafa Ayash Mutlaq Mohammed Al-KubaisiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · AnbarAsked about the government's measures toward more than 20 informal crossings with neighboring countries, warning of their danger to food and health security through the entry of spoiled medicines and food, and questioned the volume of revenues lost because of the Region.Ayman Salah Hamoud Mohammed Al-JughaifiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · QadisiyahProposed setting fixed, regulated prices per square meter in real estate registration and for containers at customs to eliminate the corruption of appraisal committees, and called for monitoring the parallel dollar market prices and abolishing "direct invitations" in projects.Aziz Sharif Khidr Razam Al-MayahiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BasraAffirmed that reform begins with the state by abolishing the exceptional pensions for 1,400 former MPs and ministers and reducing security convoys, and demanded a real committee to eliminate the mafias controlling the ports and the Region's crossings. (With one intervention)Mohammed Hussein Mohammed Barij Al-MousawiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BabilAffirmed that the guests are appealing to parliament because they do not control the Region's crossings, demanded legislating a unified law for all Iraq's crossings and the oil and gas law, and questioned the disappearance of 35 billion dollars from the currency auction unmatched by real imports. (With one intervention)Mansour Hussein Mudawar Abbas Al-BaeijiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · WasitDemanded real support for the industrial and agricultural sectors (providing subsidized fertilizer and electricity), asked about the fate of the real estate registration and traffic revenues, and demanded launching Federal Service and social welfare appointments and supporting cancer and kidney failure patients.Ahmed Karim Hussein Kadhim Al-DelfiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BabilDemanded creating a parliamentary committee dedicated to "automation and e-governance", criticized the current companies implementing automation as timid and weak, and demanded contracting with solid international companies. (With two interventions)Nazim Mohammed Duwaij Jaber Al-AsadiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · AnbarWarned against backtracking on the automation and ASYCUDA steps under the pretext of their effect on prices, noting that the greatest revenue waste occurs at the Ministry of Electricity (losses of 7 trillion) and the Ministries of Oil and Communications.Faisal Hussein Jabbar AbbasGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BabilRevealed major manipulation of goods' weights and descriptions (such as entering medicines and cars as clothing) in collusion with traders, demanded a monthly parliamentary report matching import volume with revenue, and cutting funding to any crossing that does not comply with electronic linkage within 6 months.Mohammed Hadi Kadhim Abboud Al-ShammariGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · DiyalaCriticized the years-long delay of the automation system, demanded adopting a comprehensive national strategy to diversify the economy, and called for hosting the next Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance to bind them to decisive measures reducing reliance on oil.Mudhar Maan Salih Khalaf Al-KarawiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · NajafConsidered the general discussions a waste of time, demanding the formation of committees of economic experts and academics to devise scientific solutions to the crisis and present them to parliament for a vote. (With one intervention)Ali Hatim Hassan Shamkhi Al-HasnawiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BabilDenounced the continued corruption at the crossings, warning that the added taxes (reaching 30%) will lead to economic stagnation and unemployment, and demanded activating real parliamentary oversight, referring corruption files to the judiciary without political cover, and restricting exemptions.Abdulhamza Munaam Alwan Obeid Al-KhafajiGeneral TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · DuhokConsidered erecting internal collection checkpoints between the Region and the federal governorates an unconstitutional double taxation whose price the citizen pays, and demanded a parliamentary vote on a defined time ceiling to complete automation.Jamal Ahmed Mohammed Sido Artoushi