Land: Surplus Government Properties to Be Converted into Funds to Complete Stalled Projects

Sanandaj – The Deputy for Management and Resource Development of the Governor of Kurdistan Province called the conversion of surplus government properties into financial resources a solution for securing funds and completing the province's stalled and unfinished projects.

Sanandaj- The deputy of development of management and resources of Kurdistan governor considered the transformation of surplus government properties into financial resources as a solution to provide credit and complete the stagnant and half-finished projects of the province.

According to Mehr reporter, Mohammad Malek Sobh, in the meeting of the working group on the production of surplus government assets in Sanandaj, considered production as one of the government's policies for the effective use of the capacity of public assets and emphasized the need to promote this approach among the executive bodies.

Referring to the limitation of financial resources and the necessity of using the available capacities, he said: successful implementation of productivity requires managers who provide the basis for the exploitation of unused assets with courage, risk-taking and resourcefulness.

The Vice President of Kurdistan Governor's Management and Resources Development stated that organizational resistance should not prevent the implementation of this policy, and added: Experience has shown that managers who have entered the field with a serious and prudent approach have been able to provide the resources needed to complete stagnant and half-finished projects from the production site of surplus property.

Malek continued by emphasizing the necessity of reviewing the way of maintaining state assets: the executive bodies should not take the opportunity of using these capacities from the province by maintaining surplus and unused properties.

He pointed out that the production of state assets should be used in the way of providing financial resources for construction projects, development of urban infrastructure, prosperity of cities and progress of the province.