Single-Page Title Deeds Issued for Over 86% of Lorestan's Agricultural Lands

Khorramabad – The head of Land Affairs at Lorestan's Agricultural Jihad Organization announced an 86% progress rate in the plan to issue single-page title deeds for the province's agricultural lands.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Ali Kordalivand, he stated: In line with the implementation of the policies of the Land Affairs Organization of the country and organizing the ownership of agricultural lands, mapping operations and issuance of single-page documents are seriously on the agenda and so far, more than 86% progress has been made.

Consolidation of ownership and reduction of property disputes

Pointing to the role of official documents in reducing court cases, he added: the lack of official documents and land conflicts have been long-standing challenges for farmers and users; An issue that, by issuing single-page documents and clarifying the ownership status, the grounds for many property disputes, especially in rural areas, are reduced.

Facilitating the receipt of facilities and the legal transfer of land

The director of land affairs of Lorestan stated: Farmers can benefit from benefits such as facilitating the receipt of bank facilities, legal transfer of property and increasing the security of investment in the production sector by receiving a one-page document.

Kordalivand also pointed to the role of these documents in the protection of agricultural lands and said: the accurate inclusion of specifications and land use in official documents can help identify violations and prevent unauthorized land use changes.

Continuing the process of issuing documents for the remaining lands

Appreciating the cooperation of the provincial land registry offices and the efforts of the land management staff at the provincial and city levels, he noted that the process of issuing documents will continue seriously until the task is determined and the issuance of documents for all the remaining lands.

The director of Lorestan's land affairs asked the farmers and users to refer to the administrations of agricultural jihad and land affairs of the cities to complete the files related to their lands.

Emphasis on the protection of agricultural land use

Emphasizing the necessity of protecting the fertile lands of the province, Kordalivand said: preserving agricultural land use is one of the priorities of land affairs management, and the issuance of official documents provides the possibility of more accurate monitoring of land conditions.

He added: By using this capacity and continuous monitoring of lands, the prevention of unnecessary fragmentation of agricultural lands and unauthorized constructions is followed seriously.