IQ

Iraq

Jumhuriyat al-Iraq/Komar-i Eraq

Republic of Iraq

Emergency number

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Official addresses

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The source of the entries below

Form of government
federal parliamentary republic
Capital
Baghdad
Head of state
President Latif RASHID (since 13 October 2022)
Head of government
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-SUDANI (since 27 October 2022)
Cabinet
Council of Ministers proposed by the prime minister, approved by Council of Representatives (COR)
Highest court
Federal Supreme Court or FSC (consists of 9 judges); Court of Cassation (consists of a court president, 5 vice presidents, and at least 24 judges)
Independence
3 October 1932 (from League of Nations mandate under British administration)
National day
Independence Day, 3 October (1932); Republic Day, 14 July (1958)

This directory was compiled on 12 October 2026.

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