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    MP warns of a move that will worsen the housing crisis and calls on the government

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    The spokeswoman for the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan bloc, MP Susan Mansour, warned today, Thursday, of a step that would increase the housing crisis in Iraq, while stressing that the regional government is the sole authority in the decisions and all the delegations that visited[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Partisan, considered that the real estate return law, if passed, will completely affect stability[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]And security.


    Mansour said in her interview with the program (Publicly) broadcast on Al-Sumaria TV, that “Al-Sudani’s visit to the region was more political than governmental, and the evidence did not accompany…[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Any of the ministers has a direct impact on the formation of the Kurdistan government and the convergence of opinions,” indicating that “in[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]We depend on[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]More than government agreements.



    She added, "There are pending problems between the region and the center, including the localization of salaries, and the Federal Court was clear in its opinion, and the citizen does not understand who is negligent, but rather wants his daily bread, and the matter is still pending until now," explaining that "at the present time, there is no party in Kurdistan that represents the majority, and no one will be able to form the government alone, and the Patriotic Union has a vision to change the course of governance in the region and the parliamentary map."

    Mansour explained that "the regional parliament lacks its oversight role, and the evidence is that there are no hosting, interrogations, or dismissals, and we need a strong parliament," noting that "the challenges that hinder the formation of the government in the region are the monopoly of decision-making, and this matter will change because no one can impose his will, and the Patriotic Union in the previous government was present and absent."

    She added, "The relationship between the region and the center on both levels[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]The economy is okay but not very good and the problems are not easily solved and the federal government must deal with the region as a government and not a specific region because there is no party that represents it individually.”

    She continued, “Gathering things and solving them and sitting at one table must be internal by the federal government and we must not rely on foreign parties,” noting that “the citizens of the region have confidence in the federal government and the banks and the accounting project is not affiliated with it and that is why it was rejected by some and the citizens of the region have been suffering from the issue of salaries since 2015.”

    Mansour explained that “most of the delegations that came to[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]“Partisanship and services in the Democratic Party areas were radically different from the National Union areas,”

    she added. “If the real estate return law is passed, it will have a complete impact on stability.”[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]"The security and demographic map of the region, but through it the Kurds are compensated with 10 million and then they are pursued by unknown persons."

    She confirmed that "some Kurdish families in Khanqanin and the neighboring villages were deported with weapons and misleading cars by decisions of the government within the decision of the Revolutionary Command Council and the Northern Affairs Committee and the dispute over the approval of the law because of the areas covered by it, which are Al-Doz and Kirkuk only."

    She pointed out that "the obstacles do not face the Investment Authority, but rather the citizen because he cannot buy any housing unit due to the exaggerated prices," adding that "there is an investment law that requires investors to commit to studying the economic feasibility, which includes the price per square meter, and most of them are not committed and there is no accountability or deterrent for them, and these investments did not solve the housing crisis, but rather increased it."

    She added, "The spread of the phenomenon of outdated houses due to high prices and we are heading towards a housing crisis and the government must provide an alternative or housing units and what happened in Al-Rashid camp will increase the housing crisis," stressing that "there are employees in the National Investment Authority in[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]They are given lands and built on as a given and the transgressions of the rich are accepted, unlike the poor, and no one even talks about their violations.”

    Mansour noted that “we directed a parliamentary question to the state[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Regarding the exceptions given to investors, considering that if the exceptions are taken from the Prime Minister, why was the investment law established? She concluded by saying that “most investments are given to newly established foreign companies that have no previous work, and some come with forged financial guarantees and do not have a background in these fields.”
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