The National Land and Housing Organization held a public meeting chaired by its managing director to review and address requests from citizens regarding land and housing.

According to the organization’s Public Relations Office, issues raised during the session included requests for land allocation to housing cooperatives, housing for families of martyrs, resolution of land disputes, and the status of substitute plots.

The managing director, along with the organization’s expert team, reviewed the cases in line with legal regulations and proposed initial solutions. Matters requiring further assessment were referred to the relevant departments for detailed follow-up.

The organization emphasized that holding such public meetings is part of its ongoing policy to ensure direct communication with citizens, facilitate responses to their concerns, and enhance public satisfaction.