<The General Authority for State Properties (GASP) has clarified that it is working to achieve its vision of maximizing the effectiveness of state real estate and achieving sustainable development by adopting 4 strategic objectives, 21 initiatives and 14 performance measurement indicators.<It added that the strategic objectives are to define and implement an integrated and transparent regulatory framework for state real estate, optimize its use, rationalize rental and expropriation expenses for government entities, apply energy efficiency standards, and apply the best specifications and standards in government real estate.<The strategic objectives were built on four pillars, namely protection, efficiency, quality, productivity, from which 21 initiatives emerged, most notably reviewing and creating new laws and regulations, inventorying, documenting, issuing and updating state real estate deeds and contracts, digital transformation of the Authority's services, allocating land based on needs, leasing investment properties, recovering unused state real estate, providing headquarters in partnership with the private sector, optimizing the use of distinctive sites for the headquarters of government agencies, holding lease-to-own agreements, and increasing the efficiency of property expropriation costs, in addition to holding lease-to-own agreements.