Prime Minister Masrour Barzani of the Kurdistan Regional Government's (KRG) ninth cabinet has approved the allocation of 1.5 billion Iraqi Dinars to improve waste collection services in several areas of Erbil. This initiative aligns with the government's commitment to enhancing public services and creating cleaner and more beautiful cities and towns.

The allocated funds will be directed to the budget of the General Directorate of Municipalities of Erbil, ensuring effective utilization specifically in the areas of Pirmam, Mala Omar, Bastora, Dara Shakran, and the 12th zone of Erbil.

The initiative aims to address waste management challenges and improve the overall cleanliness and sanitation of these designated areas. By allocating these funds, the Kurdistan Regional Government demonstrates its dedication to providing efficient waste collection services, fostering a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment for residents.

Enhanced waste collection services not only contribute to the cleanliness of the cities but also promote public health and the overall quality of life for the residents. Proper waste management is essential in maintaining a sustainable and eco-friendly urban environment.

The funding allocation underscores the government's commitment to prioritizing the needs of its citizens and investing in crucial infrastructure and public services. The KRG continues to work diligently towards improving the living conditions and well-being of its residents, making significant strides in the development and maintenance of its cities and towns.

As the General Directorate of Municipalities of Erbil receives the allocated funds, it is expected to utilize them efficiently to enhance waste collection operations in the designated areas. The KRG remains dedicated to ensuring transparency and accountability in the management of public funds, directing resources where they are most needed to benefit the communities.

This funding initiative marks a positive step forward in achieving the KRG's vision of cleaner and more beautiful cities and towns, promoting sustainable development, and enhancing the overall quality of life for its residents.