Muthanna Complex tenants face July 30 eviction deadline
The letter emphasized the necessity of vacating the entire complex, including all commercial and residential units, within a maximum period of 30 days from the date of the letter. However, legal experts confirmed that this procedure is illegal, as eviction can only be carried out following a demolition permit, with tenants granted a six-month grace period. In cases of renovations, eviction and evacuation of the leased property are not required. In a related development, the Public-Private Partnership Authority announced an invitation to submit bids for public auction No. 2/2025 concerning the modernization, development, repair, radical maintenance, management, operation, and periodic maintenance of the Muthanna Complex project.
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