Abu Dhabi Approves Second Batch of Realty Conciliators to Boost Transparency

Abu Dhabi has approved the second batch of real estate conciliators as part of its efforts to boost transparency and attract more investments into the emirate's property sector. The new batch of mediators was approved by Sheik

BY Realty Plus
Published - Monday, 20 Sep, 2021

Abu Dhabi Approves Second Batch of Realty Conciliators to Boost Transparency

Abu Dhabi has approved the second batch of real estate conciliators as part of its efforts to boost transparency and attract more investments into the emirate's property sector. The new batch of mediators was approved by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs and chairman of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD). The conciliators will help settle real estate disputes in the mediation centres located across the emirate. They will be located at the headquarters of Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra municipalities. The new batch of 14 mediators, four of whom are women, have already taken the oath remotely before ADJD under-secretary Yousef Saeed Al Ebri and the under-secretary of the Department of Municipalities and Transport Abdullah Al Sahi. The move comes as part of wider efforts by the Abu Dhabi government to further enhance the competitiveness of the emirate, boost the ease of doing business and attract real estate investors. "Resolving real estate disputes will contribute to saving time and effort, accelerating the flow of capital and reducing the number of cases coming to the courts," Al Ebri and Al Sahi said.