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They have a president and a prime minister that share power in Iraq. Prime Minister: Jalal Talibani President: Nouri al-Maliki
An important person in Iraq is the prime minister. The prime minister is like a president in the United States. The prime minister has a 4 year term and he can run for a maximum of 2 years. the current prime minister is Nouri al-Maliki.
Saddam Hussein was president of Iraq from July 16, 1979 until April 9, 2003. He was president during the Iraq War until his capture on December 13, 2003. The next two Iraqi Presidents, who both served during the US-led Occupation period, were Ghazi Mashal Ajil al-Yawer and Jalal Talabani. However, it is worth noting that these two presidents have significantly less power than Saddam Hussein did since (1) Saddam had dictatorial powers as opposed to the current government which is democratic and (2) Iraq now has a more powerful Prime Minister, which it did not have before.
The government of Iraq is currently organized under a constitution ratified in 2005. Legislative authority is vested in 2 bodies - the Council of Representatives and the Council of Union. The Council of Representatives consists of 275 members, elected for four year terms. They pass all federal laws in Iraq, and elect the President of Iraq, who then selects a Prime Minister from the majority coalition of the Council. The Council of Union has not yet been elected, and will be elected by regional elections. Its exact responsibilities are not laid out in the Iraqi Constitution, and will be determined by the Council of Representatives.
There was little support in the UK for the war in Iraq. Thousands protested nationwide and marched into London to illustrate their strength of feelings against the planned invasion of Iraq. Some statistics show that public support is reported to have increased after Prime Minister Tony Blair stated that Iraq has to be invaded as Saddam Hussein was in possession of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) which could be released within forty five minutes and was refusing to surrender them. However these weapons were never discovered and in 2005 a government report was issued to confirm that no WMD had been found.
Yes, Iraq has both a President and a Prime Minister.
Nuri Al-Maliki is the Prime Minister for Iraq.
Salih Al-Mutlaq is the Deputy Prime Minister for Services for Iraq.
I found out Nouri al-Maliki is the Prime minister of Iraq in 2010 but i and no sure when he became a prime minister
Rowsch Nuri Shaways is the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs for Iraq.
Husayn Ibrahim Salih Al-Shahristani is the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs for Iraq.
Nouri al-Malikiwas the Prime Minister of Iraq in 2012. He became the Prime Minister on 2006 May 20. Al-Maliki is a Shiite. His major challenges have been restoring stability to Iraq after the second US-Iraq war, and leading the country through reconstruction.
Nouri al-Malikiis the Prime Minister of Iraq in 2013. He became the Prime Minister on 2006 May 20. Al-Maliki is a Shiite. His major challenges have been restoring stability to Iraq after the second US-Iraq war, and leading the country through reconstruction.
Nouri al-Maliki was the Prime Minister of Iraq in 2010. He became the Prime Minister on 2006 May 20. Al-Maliki is a Shiite. His major challenges have been restoring stability to Iraq after the second US-Iraq war, and leading the country through reconstruction.
Nouri al-Maliki was the Prime Minister of Iraq in 2011. He became the Prime Minister on 2006 May 20. Al-Maliki is a Shiite. His major challenges have been restoring stability to Iraq after the second US-Iraq war, and leading the country through reconstruction.
Nouri al-Maliki was the Prime Minister of Iraq in 2008. He became the Prime Minister on 2006 May 20. Al-Maliki is a Shiite. His major challenges have been restoring stability to Iraq after the second US-Iraq war, and leading the country through reconstruction.
Nouri al-Maliki was the Prime Minister of Iraq in 2007. He became the Prime Minister on 2006 May 20. Al-Maliki is a Shiite. His major challenges have been restoring stability to Iraq after the second US-Iraq war, and leading the country through reconstruction.