Presidential Decree No. 14668 “On the issues of regulating land relations”.

This Presidential Decree primarily addresses the management and allocation of land resources, emphasizing the legal framework governing land use and ownership. It outlines the objectives of ensuring efficient and sustainable land use, particularly in agricultural and forestry sectors. Key legal principles include the regulation of land allocation to citizens and entities, the establishment of rights to land ownership, and the necessity for compliance with state regulations. The broader policy context involves the integration of land management practices with national economic goals and environmental sustainability. The document specifies several measures related to land allocation, including the requirement for applications from citizens and organizations to be processed through local land resource management offices. It highlights the necessity of documenting land allocations in state land cadastre registers and the issuance of state certificates confirming land ownership rights. Additionally, it outlines the need for assessments of potential losses in agricultural production when land is repurposed for non-agricultural uses, ensuring that compensation mechanisms are in place for affected parties. Implementation of the outlined measures involves collaboration between various governmental bodies, including the Ministry of Finance and Economy and local land resource management offices. The document stipulates that applications for land use must be reviewed and approved by designated committees, with a focus on timely processing. Secondary themes include the importance of stakeholder engagement in the land allocation process and the establishment of enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance with land use regulations. The document also emphasizes the need for ongoing monitoring and evaluation of land use practices to align with national development objectives.