Government movement to address the gender of agricultural lands and their ownership

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[size=52]Government movement to address the gender of agricultural lands and their ownership[/size]

[size=45]The government confirmed its keen interest in the housing sector in Iraq, and spoke of the existence of a movement to resolve the issue of the gender of agricultural lands and their ownership.[/size]
[size=45]The official spokesman for the government, Bassem Al-Awadi, said in a statement followed by (Al-Mada) that “Prime Minister Muhammad Shia’a Al-Sudani has placed the housing file as one of the main pillars of his interests,” pointing out that “in this file there is a set of sequential priorities that need solutions unilaterally and then moving on.” to other titles, respectively.[/size]
[size=45]Al-Awadi added, “Based on this pivotal focus on priorities in the housing crisis, the government has set its sights on resolving the crisis of the sex of agricultural land and its ownership, given that this issue has implications beyond mere housing, and represents the basis of the housing crisis and the disturbing concern that strikes at the core (class). The Iraqi middle school, which represents the pillar of the country's growth and stability. He continued, "It is necessary to solve the issue of the gender of agricultural lands with residential, political, developmental and security dimensions, as a first pioneering step, and then other basic steps will follow on the road to resolving the national housing crisis." In addition, the head of the National Investment Commission, Haider Muhammad Makiya, directed that a number of administrative and legal changes be made in the departments and departments supervising the Bismayah city project, in line with the new phase that work on the project will witness. A statement by the authority’s media office, received by (Al-Mada), stated that “these changes came to ensure more fluidity and flexibility in dealing with the residents and those registered on the project for the next near stage, which is expected to witness a significant increase in the demand for housing units after overcoming the legal and financial disputes with the Korean Hanwha company.” ". The statement added, "These departments and departments will enjoy direct follow-up and supervision by the head of the commission, in a manner commensurate with its diverse and wide audience of all the sons and classes of the honorable Iraqi people." The Ministry of Planning had confirmed Iraq's need for more than 4 million housing units, stressing that there are 4,000 thousand random complexes throughout Iraq. These slums include 522 thousand housing units, meaning that there are 522 thousand families living in these slums, pointing out that the share of the capital, Baghdad, from This slum is the quarter, with 1022 slums, followed by Basra, with 700 slums, but it reported that the governorates in which slums exist are Karbala, with 98 slums, and Najaf, with 99 slums. According to the ministry’s official spokesman, Abdul Zahra Al-Hindawi, “The ministry has drawn up a plan to deal with these slums and is awaiting the special law to deal with slums.” [/size]
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