Law Relating to Expropriation in the Public Interest (Law 32 of 2015).

The law aims to establish a legal framework for expropriation activities that serve the public interest, ensuring that such actions are conducted transparently and fairly. The law outlines the powers to order expropriation, defines activities of public interest, and emphasizes the need for fair compensation, thereby aligning with broader legal principles of property rights and public welfare. Key measures outlined in the document include the procedures for initiating expropriation requests, which must detail the nature of the project, its public interest justification, and the environmental impact. The law mandates the involvement of various competent authorities, including district and city executive committees, and relevant ministries, depending on the scope of the project. It also stipulates the rights of individuals affected by expropriation, including the right to appeal decisions and review lists of those to be expropriated, ensuring compliance with procedural fairness. Additionally, the document outlines the roles of various authorities in monitoring and approving expropriation projects, ensuring that stakeholder involvement is integral to the process. The law consists of 43 Articles.