The Qatar Chamber has hosted a meeting with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) to discuss cooperation aimed at supporting the development and regulation of Qatar’s real estate sector.
The meeting was attended by HE Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al-Thani, Chairman of the Qatar Chamber, and HE Mohamed bin Hassan Al Malki, Chairman of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat), along with senior officials from both organizations.
The meeting focused on enhancing coordination between the Qatar Chamber and the Real Estate Regulatory Authority and reviewing areas of mutual interest that support the growth of the real estate market.
Discussions also covered efforts to improve the investment environment and facilitate business activity within the sector through effective regulatory and institutional cooperation.
During the meeting, both sides reviewed a number of issues affecting real estate developers, investors, and business owners operating in the market.
The discussions addressed challenges facing stakeholders and examined regulatory procedures that could contribute to resolving those issues and supporting the efficient operation of real estate activities.
Participants highlighted the importance of maintaining communication between regulatory authorities and the private sector to ensure that industry concerns are identified and addressed.
They also discussed the role of consultation and information exchange in supporting the implementation of regulations and improving the overall business environment for companies operating in the sector.
As part of the meeting’s outcomes, both parties agreed to organize a forum at Qatar Chamber’s headquarters that will bring together real estate developers and senior officials from the Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
The forum is intended to provide a platform for direct dialogue on matters affecting the sector and to discuss practical solutions to challenges faced by market participants.
HE Mohamed bin Hassan Al Malki, Chairman of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, commended the existing cooperation between the Authority and the Qatar Chamber.
Al Malki said that both entities share a common objective of identifying challenges affecting the real estate sector and working jointly to address them through appropriate regulatory and administrative measures.
For its part, Qatar Chamber reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the private sector and facilitating communication between businesses and regulatory authorities.
The Chamber emphasized the importance of continued cooperation with relevant institutions to support investment activity and contribute to the orderly development of the real estate market.
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