en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saladin_Governorate

The article’s infobox lists “Badir al-Fahl” as the governor, but Salah al-Din’s own official website now repeatedly identifies Haitham al-Zahwan as the governor.

Recent posts on the governorate’s website say, for example, “Governor of Salah al-Din Mr. Haitham al-Zahwan” and describe his official meetings and directives in that capacity. Independent reporting also states that Haitham al-Zahwan was elected governor on February 19, 2026, after former governor Badr al-Fahl left the post to become a member of parliament.

So this field is not current: the governor is no longer Badr/Badir al-Fahl.

In the Provincial government section, the page names Ammar Jabr al-Jubouri as governor. Current official sources do not support that.

Salah al-Din’s official governorate website repeatedly identifies Haitham al-Zahwan as the sitting governor in 2026. Separate reporting on the 2026 leadership change says Haitham al-Zahwan was elected governor on February 19, 2026, replacing former governor Badr al-Fahl after al-Fahl became an MP.

That means the officeholder listed here is outdated/incorrect for the current provincial government.

The page lists Ahmed Abdel-Jabbar al-Karim as Provincial Council Chairman, but current reporting and the governorate’s official website identify Adel al-Sumaidaie as the chairman of the Salah al-Din Provincial Council.

On the official governorate website, recent coverage of meetings in 2026 refers to “the Chairman of the Salah al-Din Provincial Council, engineer Adel al-Sumaidaie.” Earlier reporting on the formation of the provincial council also states that Adel Abdul Salam al-Sumaidai was elected as the council’s head.

So this named officeholder is not the current provincial council chairman.

The article includes Tarmiyah in the list of towns and cities of Saladin Governorate. But administrative sources place Al-Tarmiyah in Baghdad Governorate, not Saladin.

A World Bank / REFAATO project document explicitly describes the site as “Al-Tarmiyah district, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq.” Separate country-guidance material on Baghdad also lists Tarmiya among the districts of Baghdad governorate.

Because Tarmiyah is administratively part of Baghdad Governorate, it should not be listed here as a town/city of Saladin Governorate.