MoJ to launch ‘TATHMEEN’ real estate valuation programme developed with Google

Doha, Qatar - The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is set to introduce an AI-driven real estate valuation initiative named "TATHMEEN" in partnership with Google, according to a recent announcement made at the fourth Qatar Real Estate Forum. This new program aims to leverage cutting-edge technologies to provide more precise and dependable estimates of property values.

The MoJ believes this initiative will revolutionize real estate valuation services, offering substantial benefits to property owners, investors, and decision-makers by presenting more comprehensive and trustworthy data. It also seeks to enhance the accessibility of real estate information for various stakeholders, including individuals, businesses, and investors, thereby improving the overall efficiency of digital services in the property sector.

At its exhibition booth within the government pavilion, the ministry is displaying its real estate registration services, with a focus on the recent automation of digital transactions. This includes showcasing the immediate processing of property sales, ownership transfers, and the issuance of real estate residency permits in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior.

Additionally, the MoJ's booth provides legal services and consultations pertaining to real estate transactions. This includes explaining the rights of non-Qataris to own and use real estate as outlined in Cabinet Decision No. 28 of 2020, which details the areas where non-Qataris may own property or gain usage rights, along with the relevant conditions, regulations, benefits, and procedures.

During the forum, the Real Estate Brokerage Department is conducting information sessions on the procedures for real estate brokerage, educating attendees on the provisions of the Real Estate Brokerage Law and the process of verifying licensed companies to practice the profession in alignment with approved regulations.