The Iraqi National Assembly voted on the 15th to approve the appointment of 3 deputy prime ministers and 11 cabinet ministers. The newly appointed personnel were sworn in on the same day. According to a statement issued by the Iraqi National Assembly, 261 members of parliament attended the vote on the same day, and Mohsin Mandarawi, Les Qazali, and Mohammed Tamim were appointed as vice-prime ministers. Yasser Maliki was appointed Minister of the Interior, and Nayef Shamali was appointed Minister of Defense. The statement also said that Iraq has established a new Ministry of Digital Economy, Governance, Science and Technology, and approved the appointment of Mohammed Sahib Daraj as Minister of the Ministry. Iraqi Prime Minister Zaidi said in a statement issued after the meeting that once the cabinet has been formed, the new government will advance various policy agendas. On April 27, Zaidi, selected by the largest party group in the Iraqi National Assembly, the “Coordinating Framework Coalition”, was nominated by the Iraqi President as prime minister designate. On May 14, after the Iraqi National Assembly voted to approve the 14 cabinet ministers proposed by Zaidi, Zaidi and these 14 ministers were sworn in in the parliament. Due to political differences among the various parties, several ministerial positions have been vacant until now.

The Iraqi National Assembly voted on the 15th to approve the appointment of 3 deputy prime ministers and 11 cabinet ministers. The newly appointed personnel were sworn in on the same day. According to a statement issued by the Iraqi National Assembly, 261 members of parliament attended the vote on the same day, and Mohsin Mandarawi, Les Qazali, and Mohammed Tamim were appointed as vice-prime ministers. Yasser Maliki was appointed Minister of the Interior, and Nayef Shamali was appointed Minister of Defense. The statement also said that Iraq has established a new Ministry of Digital Economy, Governance, Science and Technology, and approved the appointment of Mohammed Sahib Daraj as Minister of the Ministry. Iraqi Prime Minister Zaidi said in a statement issued after the meeting that once the cabinet has been formed, the new government will advance various policy agendas. On April 27, Zaidi, selected by the largest party group in the Iraqi National Assembly, the “Coordinating Framework Coalition”, was nominated by the Iraqi President as prime minister designate. On May 14, after the Iraqi National Assembly voted to approve the 14 cabinet ministers proposed by Zaidi, Zaidi and these 14 ministers were sworn in in the parliament. Due to political differences among the various parties, several ministerial positions have been vacant until now.