Kurdistan Province Uncovers Thousands of Hectares of Seized Land and Recovers Billions of Toman in Government Rights
The Kurdistan Provincial General Inspection Office reported the identification and follow-up of over 6,300 hectares of national, agricultural and government land seized, with a combined value of 47 trillion toman, and stressed the need to strengthen public oversight to combat corruption.
The Kurdistan General Inspectorate announced the identification and follow-up of the seizure of more than 6300 hectares of national, agricultural and state lands with a total value of 47 thousand billion Tomans and emphasized the need to strengthen public supervision to fight corruption.
According to the report of Ambassador Arjan's reporter, Mohammad Amin Heydari said in a press conference with the media on Tuesday: In the transformational period of the judiciary, supervisory approaches have been formed based on the identification and prioritization of the concerns of people and trade unions, and efforts are being made to carry out scientific diagnoses in executive bodies by taking advantage of the opinions of elites and researchers.
Focusing on macro issues and supporting production
The Inspector General of Kurdistan emphasized that the inspection organization does not seek to enter into minor issues and added: We expect managers and internal inspection units to follow up on small matters so that this organization can deal with the major issues of the province.
He also pointed to the activities of the Investment Support Office and the Resistance Economy Headquarters and clarified: supporting national production and legitimate and genuine investments with the aim of boosting employment and dealing with economic war is on the agenda.
The performance and achievements of the first half of 1405 in Kurdistan
In another part of his speech, Heydari mentioned the performance statistics of this organization in the first 6 months of this year and said: In the field of lands and natural resources, 3,525 hectares of national, agricultural and state lands and 10,000 square meters of seized urban lands were identified and removed.
Referring to the economic and financial sphere, he said: 17 thousand billion tomans of financial transactions suspected of money laundering were identified and 400 billion tomans of state mining rights were collected.
Heydari pointed to basic goods and market regulation and stated: The monitoring led to the entry of 5422 tons of basic goods from the Bashmaq border and the increase of strategic reserves of the province (flour, oil and livestock inputs) by 13 thousand 235 tons.
He went on to deal with the violations and said: During this period, 6 land grabbers were convicted, 3 managers and employees were summoned to court, and 15 employees of one of the banks were also sentenced to dismissal. Also, more than 80% of violation reports in the relevant authorities resulted in the issuance of a verdict of conviction.
Dealing with corruption bottlenecks and accountability movement
Emphasizing that dealing with behavioral corruption is the red line of the inspection organization, he noted that since the beginning of the year, more than 20 points prone to corruption have been identified and the follow-up is underway to fix them. Heydari called on all managers and governors of the province to start the "Service and Accountability Movement" by continuously being present among the people.
The Inspector General of Kurdistan also warned against the receipt of any illegal money in executive bodies and public schools and emphasized: Citizens have the right to demand legal documentation in the face of demands for unusual amounts or non-government account numbers.
system 136; People's communication bridge with inspection
In the end, he introduced the 136 telephone and internet system as the official way to register complaints and reports of public corruption, and reminded: citizens can report violations without worry and even anonymously so that they can be dealt with in the shortest possible time and based on legal criteria.