Pre- and Post-Procedures for the Sale and Lease of State Property “A Comparative Study"

Abstract

Abstract: This research presents a comparative analytical study of the past and contemporary procedures related to contracts for the sale and lease of state-owned property in Iraq and Egypt, in light of the legal and economic importance of such assets as part of public funds. The study adopts a comparative analytical approach to highlight the similarities and differences in the legal and administrative frameworks of both countries, identifying deficiencies in legislative and practical applications. The study concludes that there are notable differences in procedural efficiency and oversight effectiveness, with both systems lacking unified and modern legislation. A set of recommendations is proposed to improve legal frameworks and promote transparency and sound governance in managing state property.