Council of Ministers (Iraq)
Member State of the Arab League The Council of Ministers[a] 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]
ArabicKurdishRepublic of IraqPrime Minister of IraqPresident of IraqCouncil of RepresentativesBaghdadPolitics of IraqMember State of the Arab LeagueConstitutionFederal governmentPresidentAbdul Latif RashidPrime MinisterMohammed Shia' Al SudaniCabinetCurrent cabinetSpeakerMohamed al-HalbousiSupreme CourtAdministrative divisionsGovernorates (provinces)DistrictsKurdistan RegionKurdistan Regional GovernmentKurdistan ParliamentElectionsPolitical partiesElectoral Commission2005 constitutional referendumForeign relationsMinistry of Foreign AffairsFuad HusseinDiplomatic missions ofin IraqNationality lawPassportVisa requirementsVisa policyForeign aid to IraqIraq and the United Nationsprincipal executive organCouncil of Representatives of IraqPresident of the RepublicIndependentInterior MinisterFinance MinisterTaif Sami MohammedForeign Affairs MinisterKurdistan Democratic PartyDefense MinisterAzem AllianceOil MinisterState of Law CoalitionAgriculture MinisterCommunications MinisterFatah AllianceProgress PartyBangen RekaniElectricity MinisterIslamic Virtue PartyEducation MinisterJustice MinisterPatriotic Union of KurdistanHealth MinisterSalih al-HasnawiHigher Education and Scientific Research MinisterIndustry and Minerals MinisterBabylon MovementPlanning MinisterTrade MinisterTransport MinisterWater Resources MinisterYouth and Sports MinisterList of cabinetsHistoryChronologyUbaid periodHassuna cultureHalaf cultureHalaf-Ubaid Transitional periodSamarra cultureUruk periodJemdet Nasr periodSubartuAkkadian EmpireGutian dynastyNeo-Sumerian EmpireIsin-Larsa periodFirst Babylonian EmpireOld Assyrian PeriodMiddle Assyrian EmpireKassite dynasty of the Babylonian EmpireSimurrum cultureBabyloniaAssyriaNeo-Assyrian EmpireNeo-Babylonian EmpireBabylonian captivityFall of BabylonAchaemenid AssyriaSeleucid BabyloniaParthian BabyloniaSassanid AsorestanMuslim conquest of MesopotamiaUmayyad CaliphateAbbasid CaliphateBuyid dynastyQara QoyunluAq QoyunluSafavidsOttoman IraqMamluk dynastyMandate for MesopotamiaMandatory IraqKingdom of IraqArab FederationRepublic1958–19681968–20032003–20112011–presentArab Socialist Ba'ath Party – Iraq RegionNational CommandSaddam HusseinIraqi–Kurdish conflict