Engineer Abdullah Al-Hammad, CEO of the General Authority for Real Estate, stated during his opening speech at the Real Estate Training Forum that the real estate sector in Saudi Arabia has witnessed significant development, thanks to the support of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

Al-Hammad added that the Kingdom now possesses a competitive real estate sector characterized by flexibility. It has also become an attractive sector for investments and investors from around the world, brimming with opportunities for sustainable development.

Al-Hammad explained that the General Authority for Real Estate has adopted real estate training as a fundamental approach to achieving the aspirations of the wise leadership. This is done by empowering national competencies and transforming them into a powerful economic force, both locally and internationally, making them effective and contributing to achieving the goals of Vision 2030.

Al-Hammad described real estate training as not merely a training and educational process, but rather a strategic investment in the human capital of the real estate sector. This reinforces concepts of sustainable development and social responsibility, making the Kingdom a leading model in the real estate industry and the construction of civilized communities and sustainable, integrated future cities.

Al-Hammad added that real estate training contributes to raising the standards of professional practices within the real estate sector and enables citizens to acquire exceptional skills, qualifying them not only to meet the demands of the local real estate market but also to compete at the highest global levels.

Furthermore, training directly contributes to achieving the goals of the comprehensive real estate sector strategy, stimulates economic growth, and better manages risks by preparing qualified practitioners who hold certified professional certificates and licenses to practice various real estate activities.