The Iraqi List is a political coalition formed in Iraq in 2005, primarily representing the interests of the Sunni Arab community. It was established to participate in the first post-Saddam Hussein elections and aimed to promote democracy and national unity. The coalition included various political parties and groups, with a focus on addressing the concerns of Sunni Arabs in a predominantly Shia political landscape. The Iraqi List was led by prominent figures such as Ayad Allawi, a former Prime Minister of Iraq. The coalition has undergone several changes over the years, reflecting the shifting political dynamics in Iraq. It has played a significant role in the country's political process, advocating for reforms and stability.