The Director General of Natural Resources and Watershed Management in Kurdistan Province announced the reclamation of 56 hectares of national land valued at approximately 14 billion tomans in the first week of Aban 1405. He stated that this land was returned to national territory through 72 operations of reclamation and eviction from occupiers, following legal proceedings and the enforcement of judicial orders.
56 Hectares of National Land Reclaimed in Kurdistan
56 hectares of national land in Kurdistan were reclaimed from illegal occupiers, valued at around 14 billion tomans. This operation involved 72 separate actions and was conducted under judicial orders. It highlights ongoing efforts to protect national resources in Iran.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
56 hectares of national land in Kurdistan were reclaimed from illegal occupiers through a series of judicially mandated operations. This effort involved 72 separate actions to restore the land to national ownership.
- The reclaimed land is valued at approximately 14 billion tomans.
- The reclamation process was conducted following legal proceedings and enforcement of judicial orders.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Land reclamation is a critical issue in Iran, where illegal occupation of land is a common problem. The government aims to protect national resources and uphold the rule of law.
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