Dakhla Leader Denies Land Rumors

The article focused on Denouncing by the President of the Dakhla Commune, Raghb Hirmallah, of the rumors claiming that lands are being confiscated or citizens' rights are being infringed upon within the framework of the new urban planning scheme. He confirmed that the master plan, which the commune approved and aims to develop the city over a period of 25 to 30 years, has no direct connection to the fate of lands or residents' rights. He clarified that the plan is forward-looking and intended to boost economic development in the city, and it does not include measures to expropriate lands or cancel the rights of beneficiaries. He pointed out that requests for building permits are still being studied and that land withdrawals are not happening. Additionally, he denied any change in the function of the Mesira Market or the removal of the market, stressing that all these rumors are mere confusion intended to destabilize the population. He urged citizens to rely on official sources and to be cautious of false news. Regarding the protests, residents demanded greater clarity about the fate of the 2050 plans, expressing their desire to know whether these will actually be implemented or remain stuck in administrative processes. They also voiced their struggles with economic hardship and high living costs, while welcoming the council's policies that ensure transparency in its work.

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