Housing Ministry reports rising structural issues in many residences

The article concerns the state of residential units in Iraq, indicating that many are suffering from increasing structural deterioration due to the lack of a comprehensive system for maintenance and management. It also highlights the repercussions of security and economic conditions, which have led to neglect of the housing sector over the years. The ministry clarified that it is working on a plan to address delays in residential complex projects and to reactivate stalled projects, with 15 projects allocated for vulnerable groups and the poor. Some of these are underway, while others have been stopped due to the financial crisis, contract cancellations, and their reallocation for investment. The statement emphasized that rehabilitating and maintaining old homes is more cost-effective and environmentally sustainable. Additionally, it plays a vital role in revitalizing urban neighborhoods and achieving social stability, with a focus on the need for proper infrastructure to face climate change and improve living conditions.

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