Took part in the first reading of the waste management law and stressed its environmental and economic importance for dealing with thousands of tons of waste.

Demanded a parliamentary decision directing the government to allocate funds for armament and air defenses, noting that more than (300) warplanes and drones violate Iraqi airspace daily, and declared his support for the law provided it is matured so as to move it from militarizing society to serving the country.

Noted that custom and established practice require pausing at national stances and historical events, then read a statement on the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (peace be upon him).

Strongly supported voting to confirm the Army Chief of Staff (Abdul Amir Yarallah) in tribute to the military institution's sacrifices, considering it a national technical entitlement rather than a political one.

Demanded urgently hosting the Prime Minister to clarify the decisions raising taxes and customs that caused public unrest and sit-ins, criticizing their application at a time when more than 26 crossings and 100 passages are outside federal state control. (With one intervention)

Supported hosting the Prime Minister, criticized the Region's refusal to hand over revenues, questioned why the management of the (ASYCUDA) system was granted to a foreign company for 13 million dollars, and attacked the advisors who stir the street's terror with salary cuts. (With one intervention)

Stressed respecting MPs' preference and specialization in the committees and holding those absent from them accountable, calling for starting to legislate 141 stalled laws that have no financial aspect.