The CEO of the General Authority for Real Estate, Engineer Abdullah bin Saud Al Hammad, participated in the meeting of the heads of the Gulf real estate authorities, held on the sidelines of the Qatar Real Estate Forum 2025 in Doha, Qatar, where he emphasized that the meeting reflects the spirit of cooperation and integration between the GCC countries and enhances joint efforts to unify visions and regulatory policies in the real estate sector.

The meeting reflects the spirit of cooperation and integration between the GCC countries.

Qatar Real Estate Forum

Al Hammad explained that this meeting comes as an extension of the integrated Gulf work process aimed at developing real estate systems and legislation, and enhancing the exchange of experiences in the regulatory and development aspects, pointing out that the real estate sector is one of the main economic tributaries of the Gulf countries and represents a pivotal element in achieving sustainable development.

Hammad valued the role of the Qatar Real Estate Forum. Al Hammad praised the pioneering role played by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) in Qatar, pointing out that its qualitative initiatives reflect a clear commitment to developing joint Gulf action, enhancing institutional efficiency and unifying efforts towards achieving the strategic objectives of the sector.

Gulf Real Estate Legislative Integration

The Chairman of Gulf Real Estate Authority stressed that GCC real estate legislative integration is a key pillar for building a more transparent and confident real estate market, noting that the Authority, with the support of the wise leadership, works in coordination with its Gulf counterparts to harmonize regulations and exchange best practices in the fields of real estate registration, brokerage regulation and real estate development, which contributes to stimulating investments, protecting rights and raising market efficiency.

He also praised the role of the GCC Real Estate Regulatory Center in the field of real estate registration. He also praised the role of the GCC Statistics Center as a unified data platform that supports joint planning by measuring market performance, analyzing indicators and decision-making based on accurate and reliable information, stressing that this is in line with the Authority's directives based on enhancing transparency and reliance on data.

Eng. Engineer Al Hammad concluded his participation by emphasizing that GOPRA will continue to support the joint Gulf work and contribute to the formulation of regulatory and legislative frameworks that promote the real estate sector, institutional integration and sustainable economic development of the GCC countries.

Engineer Al Hammad concluded his participation by emphasizing that this is in line with GOPRA's directives to enhance transparency and reliability of data.