Manama: The Board of Directors of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) held its third meeting for 2025, chaired by Essam bin Abdullah Khalaf, Chairman of the Board, in the presence of board members and Ebrahim Mohammed Abul, CEO of RERA. During the meeting, the chairman stated that Bahrain's real estate sector continues to show positive indicators, reflecting its vitality and stability. He emphasized that this progress is supported by an advanced regulatory environment and investment-friendly policies. He added that RERA is continuing its efforts to update regulatory frameworks and enhance operational efficiency to ensure the sector is well-positioned for future developments and contributes to building a more diverse and sustainable economy.
According to Bahrain News Agency, RERA's CEO presented a briefing on the authority's recent work during the second quarter of the year, outlining key initiatives and projects currently underway as part of broader efforts to improve the real estate operating environment. He reiterated the authority's commitment to developing an integrated real estate ecosystem that supports growth, market stability, and service quality.
The board also discussed several items on the agenda, including the development of regulatory procedures and technical guidelines, and means to enhance compliance and improve service efficiency. These efforts form part of RERA's strategy to build a safe, sustainable real estate sector that plays a key role in supporting the national economy.