According to the Public Relations Office of the National Land and Housing Organization, Shekhi Zadeh said preliminary discussions have also been held regarding the construction of a mosque and a police station in National Housing Movement sites in Kurdistan Province. He noted that the organization has pledged to provide support for these facilities once local needs are formally assessed and confirmed.

The lawmaker praised the organization’s performance, describing it as professional and focused on addressing citizens’ concerns. He added that the responsibilities of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development and the National Land and Housing Organization are extensive, and stressed that cooperation among institutions is essential to tackling challenges such as housing, which remains a major concern for many families.