MP Interventions
451
Interventions
up to 2026-07-25
174
Participating MPs
54٪ of council members
148
MPs with no interventions
46٪ of council members
93 of them in their first term ·
Excludes the Presidency, which chairs sessions rather than speaking in them
382 Interventions
— 84.7٪ of total (451)
·
General Topics
General 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-Baeiji
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadCriticized the government resorting to imposing taxes at the end of its term to cover its failure, questioned the legal basis for the recent customs tariff increase, and whether the rise in revenues resulted from automation or from taxes.Dhikra Ammar Ahmed Mijli Rudaini
General 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-Delfi
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · MuthannaDemanded opening the (Al-Jumaima) border crossing with Saudi Arabia in Muthanna, asked why containers of expired medicines at Umm Qasr were not referred to the judiciary, and criticized linking the customs tariff to tax deposits for lack of legal basis.Khadija Wadi Mizar Abdulnabi Al-Jaberi
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · MaysanDemanded organizing parliamentary field visits to the crossings and tax offices, and proposed that the directors answer MPs' questions in writing by official letters to save time and ensure documentation.Bahauddin Noor Mohammed Hussein Al-Nouri
General 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-Asadi
General 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 Abbas
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · KarbalaAsked the crossings and tax directors why the solutions they themselves identify (such as unifying the tariff and rotating employees) are not applied, and whether the slight increase in revenues resulted from automation or from raising taxes on the citizen.Ghufran Iqbal Yousif Hindi Al-Aarabi
General 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-Shammari
General 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-Karawi
General 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-Hasnawi
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BasraProposed transforming Basra into a national center for logistics revenues by unifying the administration of its crossings and establishing free storage zones, and asked the tax director about the problem of losing companies' and citizens' files at the authority.Hawraa Aziz Hamid Hassan Al-Ali
General 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-Khafaji
General 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
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BasraDemanded setting a binding time ceiling for the government to complete automation, and reducing the tenure of crossing directors to avert corruption, while protecting the poor classes and supporting national industry and the Iraqi farmer from the effects of the levies.Abbas Hayal Lakan Hussein Al-Maliki
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadStressed the need for the actual and comprehensive application of the electronic automation system (ASYCUDA) at all crossings to preserve the economy and resources.Dhiyaa Shaghati Kadhim Jibr Al-Zaidi
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · NinevehObjected to advancing the oath-taking item on the agenda, considering it a violation of the bylaws. He later considered placing customs checkpoints between the Region and the governorates an unconstitutional violation restricting the freedom of movement of goods, warning that the informal crossings constitute a breach of national security.Abdulrahman Hassan Khalid Abdullah Al-Khalid
General TopicsSession (4) - First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BabilDemanded publishing the names of absent MPs and applying the bylaws. He then invoked Article 28 of the Constitution, affirming that taxes or fees may not be imposed except by law, not by government decision, and criticized the existence of more than 100 informal passages in the Region that harm the central and southern crossings. (Discussion with 4 interventions)Haidar Mohammed Kadhim Khidr Abbas Al-Mutairi
General TopicsSession (7) First Term / First Year · 2026-03-05 · BasraIntervened to affirm that taxes and customs have indeed been raised on some foodstuffs and medicines.Alaa Sabah Marai Shahaf Al-Haidari
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-28 · BaghdadDemanded a strict timetable for fully automating the crossings and linking them to the Central Bank, imposing progressive taxes on banks and telecom companies, digitizing the collection of public services (water and electricity), and reassessing the rents of state properties.Ayat Adham Hussein Mahmoud Al-Surmiri