Deemed the ambassador's misconduct one link in a chain of breaches caused by the unfitness of those who represent Iraq; called for reconsidering the mechanism for voting on ambassadors, verifying their academic credentials and subjecting them to accountability and justice vetting, and for an immediate decision to form an investigative committee

Warned against opening the Grand Al-Faw Port without cadres to run it, noting that more than two hundred graduates of the Ports Institute have not been appointed. Criticised the slowness in appointing Iraqi pilots while continuing with foreigners, and proposed forming a committee to address the file of contract workers with the Ministry of Transport (discussion with four interventions)

Protested the manner of running the session and giving priority to bloc leaders, noting his 20 years of oil expertise and his strategic solutions to the crisis for which he was not given sufficient time. (With one intervention)

Warned 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)

Criticized the delay of sessions and demanded relying on electronic attendance, calling for avoiding quota-sharing in the committees at the expense of professional specialization. (Discussion with 4 interventions)