Episodes: Series - Dawlat Al Rayiysa - 2009

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As the President dies, his wife takes his place. Abu Shukria is beaten by the guards and breaks his arm.

Abu Shukria refuses to give private lessons, but he is forced to do so after the President asked him to teach her nephew Sodori, who was studying in London.

The President asks Aidan to appoint her own army of ministers and guards, while Aidan appoints his own army as well.

As Abu Shukria tries to commit suicide from the rooftop, Aidan goes with the police and the press to get him to come down, and the President gives a press interview in which she pledges to contain the people's demands.

Aidan gets angry because most people get fake certificates, so the President asks for a committee to investigate the matter, while Aidan goes to Abu Shukria to learn some lessons from him.

As some papers criticize the government, Aidan conducts several programs highlighting the cooperation of government departments with citizens.

Abu Shukria dreams that the agent Abu Fadel, who is responsible for distributing the ration, gives him a lot of food, while Aidan reduces each person’s quota despite his appearance in the media, telling the people that the new government is eradicating corruption.

The doctor gives Abu Shukria drugs that cause him to be delirious, and he dreams that he is having breakfast with the President in the palace and that Aidan treats him well.

Umm Shukria asks her husband that they immigrate to America, but he refuses. After Abu Shukria goes out shopping, he returns home and finds that someone has taken possession of it by force.

When a teacher goes to the President to complain about the school principal because he makes Aidan's son pass the tests, although he does not deserve it, the President scolds her as she approves of cheating.

As demonstrations take place in Baghdad, Abu Shukria leads one of them, demanding the rights of the people in the wealth of the country, but Aidan threatens him with imprisonment.

As Aidan goes to the cafe to investigate the murder of a man, Abu Shukria gets accused of being the criminal because he was at the cafe at the time.

When the President asks Aidan to develop a security plan to achieve safety for all Iraqis, he appoints millions of informants to monitor all citizens and puts half of them in prison.

On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the President's assumption of power, deputy Hamdiya asks her to consider the people's demands, but Aidan tells her that he will make a speech in which he calms and reassures the people.

When an economic crisis befalls some countries, the President asks Aidan and some deputies to explain the meaning of the economic crisis, so Aidan tells her that Iraq is fine and does not suffer.

When French President Sarkozy goes to visit the President to strengthen economic and political relations, she admires him and wants to marry him, so she tells Aidan to ask him to do so.

As the President decides to create her own telecom company, she wants to impose sanctions on other telecom companies, and all the deputies help her in that.

When the President gets into an accident with the convoy car that was taking her to the palace, the car crashes into Abu Shukria's donkey, and he is taken to the palace for interrogation.

The President is asking all ambassadors to return to Iraq and not to have any second nationality other than the national one.

Abu Shukria establishes a party he calls the Makarid Party, and collects a large amount of money to build a housing complex for the residents of the area, so the President decides to defraud him by taking the money and promising him to build the housing complex.

As the oil wells run dry, the President and the courtiers leave the palace amid the joy of the citizens, while Abu Shukria finds a well in his house and the guards attack him to seize the oil.

Samir trains Aidan to be a professional detective so that he can control the people, under the supervision of the president.

As elections are held in Iraq amid international monitoring so that they follow democracy, the committees rig the elections in favor of the ruling party so that the President is re-elected.

As the Iraqi people complain about the power cuts, the President appoints a new Minister of Electricity and asks him to find a final solution to this problem, while Abu Shukria stages several demonstrations against the government and gets arrested by Aidan.

When the President decides to make a national reconciliation between the government and the people, Aidan goes to reconcile with Abu Shukria, but he pushes him to quarrel with his wife.