Iraq's Corruption
People & Institutions

Qasim al-Fahdawi

قاسم الفهداوي

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Legal status as of 20 October 2026

Removed from office

Removed from an official post.

What the documents say

Dismissed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on 29 July 2018 'because of the deterioration in the electricity sector', after weeks of protests (AFP). On 15 October 2015 the Integrity Commission had said a summons was issued for him; its outcome is not on record.

Kind
Person
Roles
  • Minister of Electricity (in office in 2015; dismissed on 29 July 2018)

Cases

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Cases
CaseRoleStatus in this caseDetailAs of
Integrity Commission field teams in the Ministry of Electricity: arrest order for former minister Karim Aftan al-Jumaili, summons for minister Qasim al-Fahdawi and a director general's conviction (from 2015 to 2018)Minister of Electricity (in office in 2015; dismissed on 29 July 2018)Removed from officeDismissed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on 29 July 2018 'because of the deterioration in the electricity sector', after weeks of protests (AFP). On 15 October 2015 the Integrity Commission had said a summons was issued for him; its outcome is not on record.19 October 2026

Dated events

Each recorded step in the legal record of this entry is listed here in order of date.
  1. 15 October 2015
    Under investigationSummons announced by the Integrity Commission head
  2. 29 July 2018
    Removed from officeDismissed by Prime Minister al-Abadi

Documents

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  1. Alsumaria News15 October 2015Integrity Commission statementTier B

    هيئة النزاهة تصدر امر استقدام بحق وزير الكهرباء قاسم الفهداوي

    Original address
  2. Arab News (AFP)29 July 2018Official statement reported by the mediaTier B

    Iraq PM sacks electricity minister after weeks of protests over corruption

    Original address

Articles

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