The Chairman of Qatar’s Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Aqarat, Eng. Khalid bin Ahmed Al Obaidli confirmed that Resolution No. 166 of 2025 strengthens the country’s real estate investment environment. Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah, Minister of Municipality and Urban Planning, issued the resolution. It appoints the Chairman and members of the Real Estate Development Disputes Resolution Committees. This move demonstrates Qatar’s commitment to developing effective mechanisms for resolving real estate disputes efficiently.
Eng. Al Obaidli emphasized that these committees will play a crucial role in settling conflicts between investors, developers, and other real estate stakeholders. They ensure swift adjudication and prompt justice. The committees operate in line with Law No. 6 of 2014 regulating real estate development, as amended by Law No. 5 of 2023. Consequently, the real estate disputes resolution system reduces delays, clarifies procedures, and provides guidance for all parties involved. It also sets a strong precedent for proactive dispute management in Qatar’s property sector.
Furthermore, the decision reflects strong support for Aqarat’s mission to consolidate stability and transparency in Qatar’s real estate market. By doing so, it enhances investor confidence. It contributes directly to the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030. Investors now have greater assurance that their rights will be protected. Disputes will be addressed fairly and promptly. This transparency encourages both domestic and international investment in the sector.
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority also aims to regulate and stimulate the market while aligning with Qatar’s sustainable development goals. It integrates governance and regulation, addresses sector challenges, and safeguards the rights of all parties in the real estate system. Furthermore, the Authority works with relevant partners to develop regulatory frameworks, policies, and compliance guidelines. These efforts advance the real estate sector and maintain high standards.
Additionally, Aqarat oversees the licensing of real estate developers, development projects, and companies operating in the sector. This supervision ensures adherence to laws. It also promotes accountability across all operations. By establishing the Real Estate Development Disputes Resolution Committees, Qatar takes a proactive step toward strengthening market confidence, reducing investment risks, and supporting long-term sector growth.
Overall, the real estate disputes resolution committees represent a strategic move. They enhance transparency, efficiency, and trust in Qatar’s property market. Investors and developers now operate in a secure and well-regulated environment. This supports the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030 and promotes sustainable development in the sector.
