Najaf: residential land distribution to the poor

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Najaf: residential land distribution to the poor

by Rocky Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:27 am

Najaf: residential land distribution to the poor

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Najaf province formed a committee for the distribution of land plots for low-income housing and widows in response to a government decision taken earlier, while local officials are trying to accelerate the pace of operations in the completion of the allocation of land for investment projects.

The first deputy governor of Najaf, Abbas Alaleaoa in an interview seen by "integrity electronic" Maintaining evaluated the reality of investment with the investment committee of the provincial council and the Investment Commission of Najaf and representatives of government departments that have links with the Commission in order to create investment opportunities by the relevant departments in order to display investors.

He added that "the meeting ensuing formation of a committee to determine the distribution of residential plots to the poor, widows and the needy covered by the decision of 254 for the year 2013 problem under Book Office of the Prime Minister.

The Iraqi government had decided last June the allocation of residential land with an area of 150 square meters for distribution to the poor citizens in Baghdad and other provinces.

Iraq suffers from a severe housing crisis and the government estimates the country's need to about 2.5 million units amid rising prices of residential real estate and residential buildings in an unprecedented way.

There is a class disparity evident in the country in terms of access as a result of rampant corruption and widely after 2003 and the absence of social justice.

A report of the Global Center for Development Studies released last year has reported that nearly eight million Iraqis are living below the poverty line on less than one dollar a day.

Iraq gets on tens of billions of dollars a year from the sale of crude oil, but plans to combat poverty and reconstruction of the country is going very

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