Recovery of Over 7 Billion Rials in Rent for Government Lands in Lorestan

Khorramabad – The head of land affairs for Lorestan Province announced the collection and deposit of over 7 billion rials in revenue from rent of government lands into the national treasury in the first six months of the current year.

According to Mehr reporter, Ali Kordalivand, on Thursday evening, referring to the measures taken to organize government lands and collect government claims, told the media: In the first half of this year, the experts of this management managed to collect and deposit more than 7 billion Rials from the rent of government lands to the government treasury account by continuously monitoring the implementation of lease contracts and following up on claims.

Emphasizing that the optimal management of government property and the realization of the rights of the public are among the main priorities of this group, he added: All contracts related to government lands should be followed up with care and continuous monitoring in order to avoid violation of public rights while complying with laws and regulations.

Supervision of lease contracts and organization of government lands

Referring to the importance of determining the status of state lands, the Director of Lorestan Land Affairs stated: Organizing and regularizing the assignments is one of the measures that are on the agenda with the aim of implementing legal duties and clarifying how these lands are used.

Kordalivand continued: monitoring of government lands is not limited to preventing the change of use, but the way of using the lands that have been leased to the applicants should also be continuously reviewed.

He pointed out that the management of land affairs of the province is committed to ensuring the legal exploitation of government lands by carefully monitoring the provisions of lease contracts and preventing any violation of public rights.

Transparency in assignments and follow-up of government demands

The director of Lorestan's land affairs emphasized that the collection of outstanding claims is only part of the duties of this administration, and said: Creating transparency in the process of assignments and regularizing the state of state lands is also considered one of the important priorities.

Referring to the results of the measures taken in the first six months of the year, he added: The necessary plans have been made to continue this process in the second half of the year, so that the users, while observing the provisions of the signed contracts, pay the government's rights on time.

Kordalivand emphasized: continuous follow-up of contractual obligations and timely collection of rent are among the measures that are followed in line with the proper management of government property and protection of public resources.

Legal treatment of the offending users

The Director of Land Affairs of Lorestan stated that the protection of Anfal and government lands requires the cooperation of all users, and asked the tenants and users of these lands to renew their contracts in time by following the rules and regulations.

He pointed out: legal action against the operators who use government land without a valid contract or who do not comply with the provisions of their contracts is on the agenda of this administration.

At the end, Kordalivand emphasized the necessity of preserving national capitals and stated: The management of land affairs of the province follows lease contracts, follow-up of claims and organizing the status of transfers, protecting the rights of the treasury and preventing the waste of public resources.