Salah al-din: Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani announced the launch of more important service projects soon in Salah al-Din. A statement from his media office stated that al-Sudani launched, today, Saturday, the implementation work for Tikrit-Al-Dour ring road project in Salah al-Din, with a length of 50 km. This project is considered one of the important strategic projects in the governorate, at a cost of 106 billion and an implementation period of 720 days.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, al-Sudani affirmed the continuation of important projects in Salah al-Din Governorate. He noted that implementation work has begun on two service projects: the first is a drinking water booster station, and the second is the ring road linking Tikrit and Al-Dour districts. This project aims to alleviate traffic congestion in the city center and provide numerous services to citizens, particularly agricultural and economic activities, and promote development. Furthermore, the presence of such roads, with modern specifications, will contribute to connecting agricultural areas and settling their residents instead of migrating to the city center.

Al-Sudani emphasized the adoption of specific specifications, meticulous implementation according to the established plans, and a commitment to rapid completion. He noted that the government is proceeding with the implementation of priority service projects and will soon launch new projects to achieve a significant shift in services in Salah al-Din. He emphasized the importance of collective efforts between the local government, members of the House of Representatives for the governorate, supporting agencies, and companies, in order to continue work and achieve success.