Kurdistan Parliament پەرلەمانی كوردستان Perlemanî Kurdistan | |
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Seats | 111 Seats in the Assembly |
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Political groups | Parties Represented in Parliament
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The members of the Iraqi Kurdistan Parliament for Third Term were elected on 25 July 2009.
Party | Member | Notes |
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Kurdistan Democratic Party (30) | Imad Muhammad Husein | |
Omar Sadiq Muhammad Ibrahim | ||
Amina Zkri Sa'id Yousf | ||
Awaz Abdulwahid Khidhr Ali | ||
Dilshad Shahab Haji | Resigned | |
Fadhil Muhammad Qadir | ||
Kaili Akram Mantk | ||
Dr Layla Amir'as Aziz | ||
Qadir Hasan Qadir | ||
Sabiha Ahmed Mustafa Shwan | ||
Sherwan Nasih Abdullah Sabghatullah Al-Haidari | Resigned | |
Awaz Abdulwahid Khidhr Ali | ||
Abdulsalam Mustafa Sdiq Ali | ||
Aveen Omar Ahmed | ||
Bakir Kareem Muhammad Salih | ||
Dr Muhammad Musa Mustafa | ||
Hazim Tahsin Sa'id Ali | ||
Khurshid Ahmed Salim Younis | ||
Nazhad Aziz Qadir | ||
Rozhan Abdullah Qadir Ahmed Bayz | ||
Samira Abdullah Ismail | ||
Shler Mhedin Salih Muhammad | ||
Zakiya Salih Abdulqadir Rashid | ||
Hassan Mohammed Sura | ||
Ali Husein Muhammad Hasan | ||
Bashir Khalil Tofiq | ||
Jamal Tahir Ibrahim Muhammad | ||
Lana Ahmed Mahmud Abdulqadir | ||
Sabah Baitullah Shukri Mahmood | ||
Omer Hamad Ameen Nuradini | ||
Sardar Rashid Muhammad Ahmed | ||
Shvan Ahmed Abdulqadir | ||
Zhian Omar Sharif | ||
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (29) | Muhammad Ahmmad Ali | |
Nishtiman Mursheed Salih | ||
Abdullah Ali Ibrahim Husein | Resigned | |
Gasha Dara Jalal Ahmed | ||
Jalal Ali Abdullah Othman | ||
Muhammad Ahmed Ali | ||
Parween Abdulrahman Abdullah | ||
Razaw Mahmud Faraj | ||
Shilan Abduljabar Abdulghani Ibrahim | ||
Suzan Shahab Nuri | ||
Goran Azad Muhammad Abdulla | ||
Salar Mahmud Murad Ali | ||
Aras Hussain Mahmood | ||
Berivan Ismail Sarhang | ||
Kawa Muhamad amin Husein | ||
Muhammad Dler Mahmud Fatah | ||
Qadir Ahmed Ismail | ||
Rzgar Muhammad Amin Hamasa'id | Resigned | |
Shorsh Majid Husein Mursil | ||
Tara Abdulrazaq Muhammad Omar | ||
Shler Muhammad Najib | ||
Shilan Abduljabar Abdulghani | ||
Awni Kamal Sa'id Aziz Bazzaz | ||
Dana Sa’id Sofi | ||
Ismael Mahmood Abdullah | ||
Khalil Othman Hamadamin Rasul | ||
Omar Abdulrahman Ali Abdullah | ||
Rafiq Sabir Qadir Taha | Resigned | |
Sarwar Abdulrahman Omer | ||
Shawnm Muhammad Gharib Taha | ||
Shwan Abdulkarim Jalal Mahmud | ||
Tara Tahsin Yasin As'adi | ||
Party | Member |
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Movement for Change (25) | Siwail Othman Ahmed |
Nasreen Jamal Mustafa Najeeb | |
Parihan Qublai Muhammad Ali | |
Sarhang Faraj Muhammad Mahmud | |
Nasreen Jamal Mustafa Najeeb | |
Adnan Othman Muhammad | |
Nariman Abdullah Qadir Ahmed | |
Shaho Sa’id Fat-hulah | |
Zana Rauf Hama Karim | |
Ashti Aziz Salih Isma’il | |
Azima Najmadeen Hasan | |
Payam Ahmed Muhammad Ameen | |
Abdullah Muhammad Nuri | |
Ja’far Ali Rasul Muhammad | |
Payman Abdulkareem Abdulqadir Rasul | |
Sherzad Abdulhafiz Shareef Faqe Muhammad | |
Burhan Rasheed Husen | |
Isma’il Sa’idd Ali Galali | |
Rebaz Fattah Mahmoud | |
Kardo Muhammad Pirdawd | |
Payman Izadeen Abdulrahman | |
Peshawa Tofiq Maghdid Husaen | |
Vian Abduraheem Abdullah Abduraheem | |
Party | Member |
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Kurdistan Islamic Union (6) | Bayan Ahmed Hassan Barwari |
Omar Abdul Aziz Bahadin | |
Hama Said Hama Ali | |
Nasik Tawfiq Abdul-Kareem Abdul-Rahem | |
Samir Salim Amen Beg Hama Beg | |
Hawraz Shek Ahmed Hamad | |
Kurdistan Islamic Group (4) | Ayub Ni’mat Qadir |
Sargwl Raza Hasan | |
Ahmed Suleiman Abdullah | |
Sabah Muhammad Najeeb | |
Kurdistan Socialist Democratic Party (2) | Abdullah Mahmood Muhammad |
Bafreen Husain Hamad | |
Future Party (1) | Fazil Hasan Esma’il |
Party | Member |
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Kurdistan Islamic Movement (2) | Ahmed Ibrahim Ali |
Gulizar Qadir Isma’il | |
Party | Member |
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Communist Party of Kurdistan – Iraq (1) | Hazha Suleiman Mustafa Mazhar |
Party | Member |
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Turkmen Democratic Movement (3) | Yawz Khurshid Othman |
Hamdiya Ma’ruf Ahmed Taha | |
Yashar Najmaddin Nuraddin Abdullah | |
Party | Member |
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Chaldean Syriac Assyrian Popular Council (3) | Susan Yousif Khoshaba |
Amir Goga Yousif | |
Thair Abdul-ahad Oghstin | |
Party | Member |
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Assyrian Democratic Movement (2) | Susan Yousif Khoshaba |
Salm Toma Kako | |
Party | Member |
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Aram Shahin Dawd Bakuian | |
Party | Member |
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Iraqi Turkmen Front (1) | Abdulqadir Akram Jamil Abdulsamad |
Party | Member |
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Erbil Turkmen (1) | Sherdl Tahsin Muhammad |
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