Members of the Iraqi Constitution Drafting Committee




The members of the Iraqi Constitution Drafting Committee were appointed by the Iraqi Transitional Government on 12 May 2005 to draft a new constitution for Iraq.


The breakdown of members by political affiliation was:




  • United Iraqi Alliance - 28


  • Democratic Patriotic Alliance of Kurdistan - 15


  • The Iraqis - 8


  • Communist Party of Iraq - 1


  • Iraqi Turkmen Front - 1


  • National Rafidain List - 1


  • Sunni Arab nominee - 1 (later expanded to 15)


The original 55 members were:



  • Ahmed Al-Safi

  • Abdel Hadi Al-Hakim

  • Dr Ali Al-Dabagh

  • Dr Hussein ‘Athab Th’ban

  • Nouri Al-Maliki

  • Ali al-Adeeb

  • Beha’ Al-A’reji

  • Dr Jeneen Al-Qedou

  • Sami ‘Azaze Al-Ma’joun

  • Dr Aboud Al-‘Isawi

  • Dr Hamam Hamoudi

  • Akram Al-Hakim

  • Jalal Al-Deen Al-Sagheer

  • Dr Sa’ad Qendeel

  • Sami Al-‘Askeri

  • Dr Jouad Smeisim

  • Dr Nadim al-Jabiri

  • ‘Abass Al-Bayati

  • Sheerouan Al-Ouaili

  • Dr Khadheer Moussa Ja’fr Al-Khaza’i

  • Ali Al-Safi

  • Dr Muhsen Al-Qazwini

  • ‘Aqila Al-Dehan

  • Zehra’ Al-Hashemi

  • Al-Tefat Abed Al-Sa’ed

  • Mareem Al-Raes

  • Aman Al-‘Asdi

  • Najehe Abed Al-Emir

  • Dr Fouad M’soum

  • Dr S’di Berzenji

  • Freedoun Abed Al-Qader

  • Dr Mundher Al-Fadhl

  • Dr Hussein Balissani

  • Abed Al-Khaleq Zengena

  • Sami Ahmed Ali Shebek

  • Nergez Majeed

  • Dara Nour Al-Deen

  • Ahmed Wahab Majeed

  • Deendar Shafeeq

  • Hamid Majid Mousa

  • Adel Naser

  • Mouneera ‘Abdoul

  • Nouri Boutros

  • Kamran Khairi Sa’id

  • Yonadam Kanna

  • Riadh Kehia

  • Abed al-Rahmen al-Na’imi

  • Qasem Daud

  • Oua’el Abel Al-Latif

  • Adnan Al-Janabi

  • Rasem Al-Ouadi

  • Hussein Al-Sha’lan

  • Dr Radha Al-Khaza’i

  • Thamer Al-Khadhban

  • Taher Al-Baka’



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