Tunis:Iraqi newspapers reported on Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi’s visit to Nineveh Governorate, where he initiated the Watan housing project, which will offer 110,000 residential plots. This development follows his recent efforts to lay the foundation for a national housing project in Karbala and Najaf.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, during the project’s launch, Al-Zaidi emphasized the government’s intention to ensure that every family in Nineveh secures a residential plot. He also highlighted initiatives to facilitate the return and resettlement of displaced persons.

In an expanded meeting at the Nineveh Governorate headquarters, attended by local government officials and parliamentary members, Al-Zaidi reaffirmed the government’s dedication to implementing development plans across Iraqi governorates. He underlined the importance of addressing deficiencies and enhancing public services to improve living conditions.

Al-Zaidi also reiterated the commitment to combat corruption and protect public funds, while promoting financial and administrative reforms. He announced a national plan to establish one million farms to boost the economy and strengthen food security.

In related news, efforts to complete the ministerial cabinet are ongoing, with political forces urging a swift resolution of remaining cabinet positions. Meetings between President Nizar Amedi and various political leaders focused on improving living conditions and stabilizing the market.

Meanwhile, Kurdish parliamentary blocs have expressed opposition to the current draft of the federal budget, citing concerns over financial entitlements for the Kurdistan Region. They are seeking amendments to ensure the region’s rights are protected before agreeing to the budget.