Urban Planning Opens Land Registry for Three Villages in Khartoum

Khartoum – Sudanhorizon

The Higher Supervisory Committee overseeing the implementation of the Village Organisation Project in Khartoum State has announced the completion of technical procedures to open the land and property ownership registry in three villages within Greater Khartoum Locality. This paves the way for the commencement of plot numbering and the completion of legalisation procedures before the end of this year.

During its meeting today, the committee reviewed progress reports from the project’s three sectors: Greater Omdurman, Greater Khartoum and Greater Bahri. It also examined the results of fieldwork and coordination meetings held by the sectors with the relevant authorities.

The committee stressed the importance of adhering to field visits to the targeted villages, describing them as an essential step in reviewing the locations of service facilities and other sites on the ground, and preventing potential problems that could arise once implementation is completed in each village.

The meeting, attended by members of the Higher Supervisory Committee, noted that opening the registry in the three villages forms part of the Village Organisation Project’s plan for the final quarter of 2026, which aims to complete the land legalisation process according to the established timetable.

The meeting also endorsed the work plan for the current week, including the implementation of initial field visits to the villages targeted by the project.

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