Editing Jamil Al Midfai (section)

== Fourth Ministry ==

When the Crown Prince [['Abd al-Ilah]] came back to Baghdad in 1 June 1941, He summoned Midfai to Him and after careful consultations, the opinion settled on Midfai to form a new government, so the Prince sent Him the following letter:
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My most luxurious minister Jamil al-Midfai, 
Based on the dissolution of the government, and given the current circumstances, and depending on your knowledge and sincerity, We have entrusted you to head the new government, Provided that you elect your associates and present their names on us, and God is the Guardian of success.

|author=Abd al-Ilah<ref>History of the ministries of Iraq, Part 6 page 6 - [['Abd al-Razzaq al-Hasani]], [https://archive.org/details/tarikh.wzarat.iraq/mode/2up archived copy in Arabic]</ref>
}}The circumstances in which Al-Madfai was tasked with forming his fifth cabinet were strict and required the appointment of ministers and determining their responsibilities so quickly that he could not think about the extent of the cooperation that would take place between him and his associates in the management of state affairs in these circumstances.
And accordingly, the royal will was issued on the second day of June 1941 to appoint:<ref>History of the ministries of Iraq, Part 6 page 6 - [['Abd al-Razzaq al-Hasani]], [https://archive.org/details/tarikh.wzarat.iraq/mode/2up archived copy in Arabic]</ref>
#Jamil Al-Midfai: the Prime Minister
#[[Ali Jawdat al-Aiyubi]]: Minister of Foreign Affairs
#[[Mustafa Mahmud al-Umari]]: Minister of Interior
#[[Nadhif Al-Shawi]]: Minister of Defense
#[[Ibrahim Kemal]]: [[Ministry of Finance (Iraq)|Minister of Finance]] and Minister of Justice
#[[Jalal Baban]]: Minister of Works and Communications
#[[Nasrat al-Farisi]]: Minister of economy
#[[Mohammed Ridha Al-Shabibi]]: Minister of Knowledge.