The second Al-Maliki government was the government of Iraq from 22 December 2010 to 8 September 2014. This followed a record length of time since the Iraqi parliamentary election, 2010 which resulted in Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki retaining his position and forming a national unity government including all main blocs that had been elected to parliament.

This Al-Maliki II Cabinet was succeeded by the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi (2014–2018).

The Council of Representatives of Iraq unanimously approved al-Maliki's new government. Twenty-nine ministers were approved, including Shias, Sunnis and Kurds. In reaction, al-Maliki issued his new government's programme and also vowed to make Iraq a "truly democratic state that respects human rights." However, he criticised the lack of any female nominees and warned that "given the circumstances it has been created under, this government does not satisfy the people nor the needs of our country. The effort and the will to make it work in the best possible way it can is there."

Al-Maliki took the role as acting Minister of Defence, Interior and National Security "until appropriate candidates were found." Former Oil Minister Hussein al-Shahristani became Deputy Prime Minister for Energy. The former Deputy Prime Minister Rafi al-Issawi became Finance Minister. Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari will continue in his post. Saleh al-Mutlaq was also controversially appointed a Deputy Prime Minister after a ban on him taking part in politics as a former Baathist. Thirteen more ministerial posts had acting ministers as al-Maliki said "The formation of national unity government in Iraq is a difficult and hard task because we need to find place in the government for all those who participated and won in the elections."[1]

Full list of ministers

Portfolio Website Minister Coalition Party Dates
Prime MinisterNouri al-MalikiState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - [2]
Deputy Prime Minister for EnergyHussain al-ShahristaniState of Law Coalitionindependent2010-12-21 - [2]
Deputy Prime MinisterSaleh al-MutlaqIraqiyyaIraqi National Dialogue Front2010-12-21 - [2]
Deputy Prime MinisterRowsch Nuri ShawaysKurdistan ListKurdistan Democratic Party2010-12-21 - [3]
Sovereign Ministries
Defense Ministerwww.mod.mil.iq(acting) Nouri al-MalikiState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - 2011-08-17[3]
Saadoun al-DulaimiState of Law CoalitionUnity Alliance of Iraq2011-08-17 - [4]
Finance Ministerwww.mof.gov.iqRafi al-IssawiIraqiyyaNational Future Gathering2010-12-21 - [2]
Foreign Ministerwww.mofa.gov.iqHoshyar ZebariKurdistan ListKurdistan Democratic Party2010-12-21 - [2]
Interior Ministerwww.moi.gov.iq(acting) Nouri al-MalikiState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - [3]
Oil Ministerwww.oil.gov.iqAbdul Karim LuaibiState of Law Coalitionindependent[3]
Other Ministries
Agriculture MinisterIzz al-Din al-DawlaIraqiyyaal-Hadba2010-12-21 - [3]
Communications Ministerwww.iraqimoc.net
www.nmc.gov.iq
Mohammed Tawfiq AllawiIraqiyyaIraqi National Accord2010-12-21 - [3]
Construction & Housing Ministerwww.moch.gov.iqMuhammad al-DarrajiNational Iraqi AllianceSadrist Movement2010-12-21 - [5][6]
Culture Ministerwww.mocul.gov.iqSaadoun al-DulaimiUnity Alliance of Iraqindependent2010-12-21 - [5]
Displacement and Migration Ministerww.momd.gov.iqDindar NajmanKurdistan Islamic Union2010-12-21 - [3]
Education MinisterMohammed TamimIraqiyyaIraqi National Dialogue Front2010-12-21 - [3]
Electricity Ministerwww.moelc.gov.iqHussain al-Shahristani (acting)State of Law CoalitionIndependent2010-12-21 - 2011-02-13 [5][7]
Raad Shallal al-AniIraqiyyaal-Hal2011-02-13[8] - 2011-08-08 [9]
Abdulkarim AftanIraqiyya2011-12-12 - [10]
Environment Ministerwww.moen.gov.iqSargon Lazar SlewaNational Rafidain ListAssyrian Democratic Movement2010-12-21 - [5]
Health Ministerwww.moh.gov.iqMajid Mohammed AminKurdistan AlliancePatriotic Union of Kurdistan ?
Higher Education & Scientific Research Ministerwww.mohesr.gov.iqAli al-AdeebState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - [2]
Human Rights Ministerwww.humanrights.gov.iqMuhammad Shiya al-SudaniState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - [2]
Industry & Minerals Ministerwww.industry.gov.iqAhmad Nassar Dali al-KarbouliIraqiyyaRenewal List2010-12-21 - [2]
Justice Ministerwww.moj.gov.iqHasan al-ShammariNational Iraqi AllianceIslamic Virtue Party2010-12-21 - [2]
Labour & Social Affairs Ministerwww.molsa.gov.iqNassar al-RubayieNational Iraqi AllianceSadrist Movement2010-12-21 - [3]
Municipalities and Public Works Ministerwww.mmpw.gov.iq(acting) Dindar NajmanKurdistan Islamic Union2010-12-21 - [3]
Adil Mahwadar RadiSadrist Movement2011-02-13 -
Science & Technology Ministerwww.most.gov.iqAbd al-Karim al-SamarraiIraqiyyaRenewal List2010-12-21 - [3]
Trade Ministerwww.mot.gov.iq(acting) Rowsch Nuri ShawaysKurdistan ListKurdistan Democratic Party2010-12-32 - [3]
Khairalla Hasan BabikerKurdistan List2011-02-13 - [8]
Transport Ministerwww.motrans.gov.iqHadi Al-AmiriNational Iraqi AllianceBadr Organization2010-12-21 - [2]
Tourism & Antiquities MinisterLiwaa SemeismNational Iraqi AllianceSadrist Movement2010-12-21 - [3]
Water Resources Ministerwww.mowr.gov.iqMohaned al-SaadiNational Iraqi AllianceSadrist Movement2010-12-21 - [3]
Women's Affairs Minister(acting) Hoshyar ZebariKurdistan ListKurdistan Democratic Party2010-12-21 - [3]
Works & Planning Minister(acting) Nassar al-RubayieNational Iraqi AllianceSadrist Movement2010-12-21 - [3]
Youth & Sport Ministerwww.moys.gov.iqJasim Mohammed JaafarState of Law CoalitionIslamic Union of Iraqi Turkoman2010-12-21 - [2]
Ministers of State
Minister of State and Government spokesmanwww.goi-s.comAli al-DabbaghState of Law CoalitionIndependent Iraqi Kafaat Gathering2010-12-21 - [2][11]
Minister of State for Parliament AffairsSafa al-SafiState of Law Coalitionindependent2010-12-21 - [2]
Minister of StateAbd al-Mahdi al-MutayriNational Iraqi AllianceSadrist Movement2010-12-21 - [2]
Minister of StateBushra Hussein SalehNational Iraqi AllianceIslamic Virtue Party2010-12-21 - [3]
Minister of StateHassan Radia al-SariNational Iraqi AllianceHezbollah Movement in Iraq

2010-12-21 - [2]

Minister of StateYassin Mohammed AhmedIraqi National AllianceISCI2010-12-21 - [3]
Minister of State for National ReconciliationAmer al-Khizaii ??? ???2010-12-21 - [5]
Minister of State for National Dialogue(acting) Ali al-AdeebState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - [3]
Minister of State for Foreign AffairsAli Abdullah al-SajeriUnity Alliance of IraqIraqi Constitutional Party2010-12-21 - [5]
Minister of State for Tribal AffairsHussein Ali al-ShaalanIraqiyyaIraqi National List2010-12-21 - [5]
Minister of StateSalah Mazahem al-JibouriIraqiyyaIraqi National Dialogue Front2010-12-21 - [3]
Minister of StateNurhan ??? ???2010-12-21 - [5]
Minister of State for National Security(acting) Nouri al-MalikiState of Law CoalitionIslamic Dawa Party2010-12-21 - [3]
Minister of State for Provincial AffairsTurhan AbdullahIraqiyyaIraqi Turkmen Front2010-12-21 - [3]
Minister of State for Non-Governmental Organizations ???Kurdistan List ???2010-12-21 - [3]



References

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  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Ministers in the New Iraq Government, Assyrian International News Agency, 2010-12-23
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  6. Full List of Iraq’s New Cabinet
  7. URGENT: Iraqi Defense, Electricity, Cabinet posts settled by al-Iraqiya Coaliltion
  8. 1 2 Maliki fills power, trade, other Iraq cabinet jobs, Reuters, 13 February 2011, accessed on 1 January 2012
  9. Iraq PM moves to fire minister over power deals, AFP, 8 August 2011
  10. Iraq names new electricity minister, AFP, 14 December 2011
  11. Iraq: Political Parties (Re)Align For December Elections
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