Naji Talib

Naji Talib was Prime Minister of Iraq from 1966 to 1967

During 1954 and 1955 he was stationed in London as a military attaché.

Preceded by Abd ar-Rahman al-Bazzaz	Prime Minister of Iraq 1967	Succeeded by Abdul Rahman Arif

Prime Ministers of Iraq
British Mandate of Mesopotamia (1920-1932) and Kingdom of Iraq (1932-1958)	al Gillani · as-Sa'dun† · al-Askari† · al-Hashimi† · as-Sa'dun† · al-Askari† · as-Sa'dun† · Tawfiq al-Suwaidi · as-Sa'dun · Naji al-Suwaidi · as-Said† · Shawkat · al-Gaylani · al-Midfai† · al-Aiyubi† · al-Midfai† · al-Hashimi† · Sulayman · al-Midfai† · as-Said† · al-Gaylani · al-Hashimi† · al-Gaylani · al-Midfai† · as-Said† · H. Pachachi · Tawfiq al-Suwaidi · Arshad al-Umari · as-Said† · Jabr · as-Sadr · Muzahim al-Pachachi · as-Said† · al-Aiyubi† · Tawfiq al-Suwaidi · as-Said† · Mustafa al-Umari · Mahmud† · al-Midfai† · al-Jamali · Arshad al-Umari · as-Said† · al-Aiyubi† · Marjan · as-Said† · Baban
Republic of Iraq (1958-2003)	Qasim† · al-Bakr† · Yahya† · ar-Razzaq† · al-Bazzaz · Talib · Arif† · Yahya† · an-Naif† · al-Bakr† · Hussein† · Hammadi · Zubeidi · as-Samarrai · Hussein†
Iraqi Governing Council Presidents, under Coalition Provisional Authority Directors (2003-2004) (de facto)	al-Ulloum · al-Jaafari · Chalabi · Allawi · Talabani · al-Hakim · A. Pachachi · Hamid · al-Ulloum · Barzani · Salim · al-Yawer · · Garner · Bremer
Republic of Iraq (since 2004)	Allawi* · al-Jaafari · al-Maliki
* interim † military

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