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Ali al-Zaidi · Iraqi Prime Minister since 2026 | AveNews

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Ali al-Zaidi

2 articlesUpdated 11 November 2026

Ali Falih Al-Zaidi is the Prime Minister of Iraq, a businessperson and lawyer born in 1985.

Born: 1 May 1985
Also known as: Ali Falih Al-Zaidi

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