The KRG Ministry announced major progress across Erbil by completing sixty-seven projects across multiple service sectors, focusing on roads, water networks, sewage systems, and public facilities, which improved service quality across many neighborhoods.
According to ministry data, the government spent 116 billion dinars on these projects, demonstrating strong financial planning and execution, while officials highlighted the impact of the investment on overall service delivery.
Moreover, the projects targeted areas with long-standing service shortages, resulting in better daily living conditions, reduced congestion from road upgrades, and improved transportation flow throughout the city.
Meanwhile, water and sanitation projects strengthened public health protections, providing households with more reliable access to clean water, while sewage upgrades reduced environmental and safety risks for local communities.
Furthermore, the ministry coordinated closely with local authorities, accelerating project timelines, overcoming logistical challenges, and ensuring teams completed work efficiently across all districts.
Officials emphasized transparency during implementation, sharing progress updates with local communities, which increased public trust and fostered support for ongoing infrastructure development.
At the same time, the ministry stressed long-term planning goals, linking current projects to future urban expansion, confirming upcoming phases, and ensuring sustained development across Erbil.
Residents welcomed the improvements, reporting smoother transportation, better service reliability, and increased economic activity in affected areas, while ministry officials reaffirmed their commitment to continuous investment in essential services.
Overall, the projects marked a significant step toward Erbil’s growth and modern infrastructure development.