Eng. Abdulmoneam Morad interview on CNBC talking about The challenges facing the housing sector in Saudi Arabia.
Abdulmoneam Morad
CNBC
7 August 2015
Eng. Abdulmoneam Morad interview on CNBC
Abdulmoneam Morad
CNBC
29 August 2007
There is no housing crisis in the kingdom and the problem in the course of the real estate market.
The real estate developer, Engineer Abdulmoneam Murad said and ensuredthat the kingdom of Saudi Arabia does not live housing crisis as evidenced by the existence of an abundance of housing for rent, but a lot of people are unable to have housing in the course of real-estate market, hence the idea of partnership with the private sector to solve this deficit in residential units.
Murad said: it requires from the Ministry of Housing to do several important things to enter into partnership with the private sector, in order to achieve abundance in the ownership of housing units, the most important to do an internal structuring career to its staff, under the supervision of competent consulting firms, pointing out that the Ministry of Housing has the money, and can afford more than that through the banks, but lack the work according to a clear vision and fast away from procrastination.
Abdulmoneam Morad
Aqar Talk
7 Aug 2015
Development of housing projects and the way to solve the housing crisis in the Kingdom
Engineer Abdelmoneam Morad real estate developer and former chairman of the Commission for Real Property Jeddah Chamber ensured on the importance of the development of housing projects sponsored by many of the charities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to alleviate the housing crisis, which include objectives to raise the cultural and economic level of income.
Eng.Mourad stressed on the importance of supporting these projects that do not fall within the developer's concerns or a real estate investor, but be on the list of concerns of charities like , King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz institution to his parents Developmental Housing Foundation, the King Khalid Foundation, Faisal .. and other leading institutions that usually target people in remote villages with limited income.
He pointed out that such institutions contribute to raising the standard of living and educational plans within the time applied in all regions of the Kingdom, according to Okaz newspaper reported.
Abdulmoneam Morad
Aqar Talk
21 Aug 2015
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Abdulmoneam Morad
8 July 2015
Akhbar 24
Specialists: real estate inspection companies protect buyers and an opportunity for engineers Saudis
Engineer Abdelmoneam Morad, head of Rikz international real estate pointed to the existence of two companies in many countries , Rating Company, which has the competence to assess the property and determine the appropriate amount to him in terms of location , And the engineering inspection company and its role is to examine the company engineered buildings , Murad explained that Saudi Arabia lacks these companies, and stressed the need for the presence of these companies in the Saudi real estate market to ensure the right buyer, indicating it is an opportunity for young Saudi engineers Authority stated that such companies open house where the payoff good financial income,
Abdulmoneam Morad
7 April 2012
Aleqtesadyeh
Speaking on the impact the changes in sponsorship laws throughout the GCC has made and how the decision to amend the law in Saudi Arabia would affect the Kingdom,Abdullah Murad, a lawyer and partner of Fallata & Murad Law Firm in Jeddah said that :
The changes throughout the GCC have all been for the better and that the switch of sponsorship from individuals to private companies in the Kingdom would prove to be beneficial for both Saudi employers and foreign employees.
"I don't see anything but positive aspects of changing the sponsorship law and it seems to me that it would assist in remedying the complaints by workers concerning human rights issues, as well," he said.Murad added that an alteration in the current law would also create opportunities to move employees between companies and help foreign workers find suitable employment and do away with the need for Saudi sponsors to be responsible for their worker's iqamas, in the end saving them both time and money.However, owners of recruitment offices as well as some citizens in the Kingdom have mixed reactions to the news of the proposed idea of a change in the law.
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