The Ministry of Housing revealed that the white lands concerned with the fee system are every vacant land intended for residential or commercial residential use, within the boundaries of the urban range, which it defined on its official Twitter site as the lines shown on the maps of urban range documents that indicate the different stages of urban development, the limit of development protection and represent the appropriate boundaries for the settlement of urban activities and accommodate urban growth during a specific period of time.

The Ministry reiterated its emphasis on the white land fee system aims to increase the supply of developed lands in a way that balances supply and demand, protect fair competition and combat monopolistic practices, and provide residential lands. The ministry reiterated that the white land fee system aims to increase the supply of developed land to achieve a balance between supply and demand, protect fair competition and combat monopolistic practices, and provide residential land at appropriate prices, noting that the annual fees are imposed on white land owned by one or more natural or legal persons who are non-governmental.

The ministry reiterated that the annual fees are imposed on white land owned by one or more natural or legal entities. <It emphasized the imposition of financial penalties for violators of the provisions of the White Land Law, with a fine that does not exceed the amount of the fee due on his land, without prejudice to his obligation to pay the due fee. The ministry had set the value of the fees at 2.5% of the value of the land.

The ministry had set the value of the fees at 2.5% of the value of the land.