Follow-Up and Arrangement Committee
The Follow Up and Arrangement Committee was an alliance of Iraqi opposition groups formed in the run up to the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Members
The members of the committee were: [1]
| Name | Party |
|---|---|
| Ibrahim Hammudi | SCIRI |
| Ahmad Chalabi | Iraqi National Congress (INC) |
| Ahmad Ali Muhsin | SCIRI |
| Akram al-Hakim | SCIRI |
| Albert Yelda | Assyrian Patriotic Party |
| Iyad al-Samarra'i | Iraqi Islamic Party |
| Iyad Allawi | Iraqi National Accord |
| Ayham al-Samarra'i | Democratic Centrist Tendency |
| Bayan al-Araji | SCIRI |
| Bayan Jabr | SCIRI |
| Tawfiq al-Yasiri | Iraqi National Coalition |
| Jalal al-Talabani | Patriotic Union of Kurdistan |
| Junayd Manko | Independent |
| Jawad al-'Attar | Islamic Labor Organization in Iraq (an affiliate of SCIRI) |
| Jawhar Namiq Salim | KDP |
| Hatim Mukhlis | Iraqi National Movement |
| Hatim Sha'lan Abu al-Joun | Tribal confederations |
| Hajim al-Hassani | Iraqi Islamic Party |
| Hamid al-Bayati | SCIRI |
| Husayn al-Juburi | Independent |
| Husayn al-Sha'lan | Democratic Centrist Tendency |
| Husayn al-Shami | SCIRI |
| Ridha Jawad Taqi | Islamic Task Organisation |
| Su'ad al-Krimawi | SCIRI |
| Sa'd al-Bazzaz | Independent |
| Sa'd Jawad | Jund al-Imam |
| Sa'd Salih Jabir | Free Iraq Council |
| Sa'dun al-Dulaimi | Independent |
| Sinan al-Shabibi | Independent |
| Sadiq al-Musawi | Constitutional Monarchy Movement |
| Safia al-Suhail | National Campaign to Free Iraq from Dictatorship |
| Salah al-Din Baha'a al-Din | Kurdistan Islamic Union |
| Salah al-Shaykhly | Iraqi National Accord |
| San'an Ahmad Agha | Iraqi Turkman Front |
| Tariq al-Adhami | Independent |
| Adil 'Abd al-Mahdi | SCIRI |
| Abbas al-Bayati | Islamic Association of Iraqi Turkmens |
| Abd al-Aziz al-Hakim | SCIRI |
| Abd al-Sattar al-Jumaily | Independent |
| Abd al-Majid al-Khoei | Al-Khoei Foundation |
| Izz al-Din Salim | SCIRI |
| Ali bin al-Husayn | Constitutional Monarchy Movement |
| Ghassan al-Atiyyah | Democratic Centrist Tendency |
| Faruq Rida'a | Union of Iraqi Democrats |
| Fouad Masoum | Patriotic Union of Kurdistan |
| Qadir Aziz | Kurdistan Toilers' Party |
| Karim Ahmad | Kurdistan Communist Party |
| Kanan Makiya | Independent |
| Kosret Rasoul Ali | Patriotic Union of Kurdistan |
| Goran Talabani | INC "Independent Democrats Bloc" |
| Mohammad Bahr al-Ulloum | Islamic Dawa Party |
| Muhammad Taqi al-Mawla | Shi'a Turkoman; affiliate of SCIRI |
| Muhammad al-Haydari | SCIRI |
| Muhammad 'Abd al-Jabbar | Islamic Cadres Movement, Kawadi al-Da'wa |
| Muhammad al-Haji Mahmud | Kurdistan Socialist Democratic Party |
| Mas'ud al-Barzani | KDP |
| Mish'an al-Juburi | Iraqi Homeland Party |
| Mudhar Shawkat | Iraqi National Movement |
| Mu'afak al-Rubay'i | Independent |
| Naji Hilmi | Independent |
| Najim al-Din Karim | Washington Kurdish Institute |
| Hoshyar Zibari | KDP |
| Wafiq al-Samarra'i | Higher Council for National Salvation |
| Walid Muhammad Salih | Independent |
| Younadim Yusif Kana | Assyrian Democratic Movement |
References
- Members of the "Follow-Up and Arrangement Committee", agreed on 17 December 2002 Archived 15 October 2006 at the Wayback Machine, [www.middleeastference.org.uk], accessed on 2007-01-21
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