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High-Level Talks Reinforce Bahrain–Oman Collaboration in Property Development

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Last updated: 2025/11/28 at 2:30 PM
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The longstanding partnership between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Sultanate of Oman continues to strengthen, particularly within the crucial sector of Bahrain-Oman real estate cooperation. This collaboration, rooted in the vision of their respective leaders, aims to foster economic growth and enhance investment opportunities for both nations. Recent high-level discussions underscore a shared commitment to modernizing property market regulations and promoting sustainable development.

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A Mutual Commitment to ModernizationThe Role of RERA in Sector Advancement

Deepening Ties Through Real Estate Collaboration

Deputy Prime Minister His Excellency Shaikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa recently affirmed the deep-rooted ties between Bahrain and Oman, emphasizing the pivotal role of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq in nurturing this relationship. He highlighted that this strong foundation is actively driving advancements in shared interests and supporting development initiatives across various sectors.

The focus on real estate development as a key area of cooperation is particularly noteworthy. Both nations recognize the sector’s potential as a significant contributor to economic diversification and sustainable growth. This isn’t simply about building structures; it’s about creating thriving communities and attracting foreign investment.

A Mutual Commitment to Modernization

His Excellency Shaikh Khalid noted that the collaboration specifically reflects a mutual commitment to exchanging expertise and adopting modern approaches to regulating the property market. This includes streamlining processes, enhancing transparency, and improving services for investors and citizens alike. A more attractive investment environment is a direct result of these efforts, bolstering the sustainability of future projects and fostering long-term economic stability.

This commitment to a robust regulatory framework is vital for attracting international investors and ensuring the long-term health of the property market in Bahrain and Oman. It signals a dedication to responsible development and a commitment to protecting the interests of all stakeholders.

High-Level Discussions at Gudaibiya Palace

The Deputy Prime Minister’s remarks came during a meeting held at Gudaibiya Palace with a high-level Omani delegation. The Bahraini side was represented by Engineer Essam bin Abdullah Khalaf, Chairman of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), alongside several other senior officials. Leading the Omani delegation was Ali bin Salem Al Aisai, Registrar of Real Estate and Acting Director-General of Real Estate Development at Oman’s Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning.

The meeting served as a valuable platform for deepening cooperation and enhancing communication among specialists in the real estate and urban development sectors. His Excellency Shaikh Khalid stressed the importance of expanding areas of coordination to support policy development, future planning, and ensuring both countries’ real estate markets are prepared to meet evolving development needs.

The Role of RERA in Sector Advancement

Al Aisai, representing the Omani delegation, expressed gratitude for the warm reception and specifically praised Bahrain’s advanced experience in regulating the real estate sector through the effective role of RERA. This acknowledgement highlights the success of Bahrain’s regulatory framework and positions RERA as a potential model for other nations in the region.

Additionally, Al Aisai affirmed Oman’s commitment to further strengthening cooperation and expanding joint efforts in real estate investment to serve shared interests. He extended wishes for continued progress and prosperity for the Kingdom of Bahrain, reinforcing the positive and collaborative spirit of the discussions.

Looking Ahead: Strengthening the Bahrain-Oman Partnership

The recent meeting and the ongoing dialogue between Bahrain and Oman demonstrate a clear commitment to strengthening their bilateral relationship. The focus on real estate development, driven by a shared vision for modernization and sustainability, is a key component of this partnership.

This collaboration isn’t limited to regulatory frameworks; it extends to knowledge sharing, joint ventures, and the exploration of new opportunities within the broader urban development landscape. By working together, Bahrain and Oman can create a more dynamic and resilient regional economy.

The continued exchange of expertise and the commitment to fostering a favorable investment climate will undoubtedly pave the way for further growth and prosperity for both nations. This partnership serves as a strong example of regional cooperation and a testament to the power of shared vision and mutual respect. Further updates on joint initiatives and collaborative projects are anticipated in the coming months, solidifying the future of Bahrain-Oman real estate cooperation.

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