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Published on: 04/28/2026 - 14:56

Iraqi President Nizar Amidi on Monday assigned Ali al-Zaidi to form the new government, after being nominated by the coordinating framework composed of Shiite parties close to Iran. Al-Zaidi (40 years old) is seen as a compromise candidate. The businessman and banker who owned a television station was not widely known in political circles. He has never held a government position.

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