The government has expanded the list of state-owned public property to include 146 properties
The government has expanded the register of state-owned public property, adding a new batch of buildings across several districts and the capital. The move is expected to clarify the legal status of the assets and strengthen protection of state property, while also refining the management details for some of them.
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