The head of the Property and Legal Affairs Department of the Kurdistan Road and Urban Development Office stated: In the first six months of this year, through legal actions, expert assessments, and reviewing allocations, the unauthorized transfer of approximately 15,000 square meters of lands and properties of the National Land and Housing Organization, valued at 2 trillion and 300 billion tomans, was prevented, and these assets were returned to the public treasury.
Return of Government Lands Worth 2.3 Trillion Tomans to Public Treasury in Kurdistan
In Kurdistan, legal measures have successfully prevented the unauthorized transfer of 15,000 square meters of government land valued at 2.3 trillion tomans back to the public treasury. This action reflects the government's commitment to safeguarding public assets.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Kurdistan Road and Urban Development Office successfully returned 15,000 square meters of government land, valued at 2.3 trillion tomans, to the public treasury after preventing its unauthorized transfer.
- The land was part of the National Land and Housing Organization's assets.
- Legal actions and expert assessments were used to reclaim the land.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Land management is a critical issue in Iran, where unauthorized land transfers can lead to significant economic and social challenges.
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