A Kirkuk Provincial Council session elected heads of security and administrative-balance committees and discussed residency or ration documents for 7,000 new appointees. Members also considered replacing department directors who had remained in the same post for more than four years, allocating land to journalists and supporting volunteer teachers. Absences and political disagreements continued to affect decision-making.
Kirkuk council session addresses committees, appointments and land decisions
A Kirkuk Provincial Council session elected heads of security and administrative-balance committees and discussed residency or ration documents for 7,000 new appointees. Members also considered replacing department directors who had remained in the same post for more than four years, allocating land to journalists and supporting volunteer teachers. Absences and political disagreements continued to affect decision-making.
