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Al-Athar Responds to Abu Amouri's Claims
The article discusses the stance of the Higher Council of Antiquities regarding the dispute in the village of Abu Amouri in Nagaa Hammadi Province. They confirmed that the land in question is under their jurisdiction and classified as public benefit land for antiquities, recorded as "Plot No. 37, Basin No. 1." They clarified that collecting usufruct fees for the land does not grant ownership rights or legal status to the houses built on it, and that legal procedures are carried out in accordance with laws governing the management of state assets. Additionally, they pointed out that determining how to regularize the residents' status begins with a request from the governorate or local unit to conduct excavations to verify the presence of antiquities. If the land is proven to be free of antiquities, it can be cleared, and the residents' situations can be legalized through legal means.
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