Justice Ministry Undersecretary announces overall revamp of real estate services in accord with QNV 2030 targets
<p>Doha: Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice H E Saeed bin Abdullah Al Suwaidi said the ministry is poised to conduct an overall revamp of its real estate service system to be in accord with the Third National Development Strategy and the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030.</p> <p>The Undersecretary was speaking during a visit to the ministry’s pavilion at the 4th Qatar Real…
Doha - The Undersecretary of Qatar's Ministry of Justice, Saeed bin Abdullah Al Suwaidi, announced a comprehensive overhaul of the country's real estate service system in alignment with the Third National Development Strategy and Qatar National Vision 2030 goals. During a visit to the ministry's pavilion at the 4th Qatar Real Estate Forum, Al Suwaidi highlighted the Smart Real Estate Appraiser as a key development poised to significantly enhance efficiency, streamline transactions, and improve customer experience.
The innovative Appraiser will provide more detailed, advanced, and reliable information, reflecting efforts to bolster Qatar's investment climate and promote sustainable real estate development. Al Suwaidi emphasized the importance of the forum in educating the public about real estate registration services, transactions, property deeds, and residency permits, as well as legal consultations for non-Qatari property owners, all in compliance with existing legislation.
The Ministry of Justice has maintained a strong presence at the forum since its first edition, recognizing its value as a platform to showcase the real estate sector's contributions to investment attraction, transaction flexibility, and streamlined access to services. Al Suwaidi noted that the synergy between the ministry's services and sector development initiatives under the government pavilion creates a cohesive system that advances the real estate industry and bolsters national efforts.
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