QICDRC Discusses Key Amendments To QFC Law And Updated Regulations
Doha, Qatar: The Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre (QICDRC), in collaboration with LexisNexis Middle East, organised a panel session entitled 'The Court's New Regulations and Procedural Rules and Case Update.' The session discussed the key amendments introduced to the QFC Law (Law No. 7 of 2005), issued in December 2024, as well as the Court's updated Regulations and Procedural Rules, which were published in June 2025.
The updated Rules and Procedures introduced a number of substantive amendments, most notably the adoption of the National Address mechanism for service, clarification of the Court's appeals process (along with Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 (Appeals), and provisions concerning default judgment. The speakers discussed the impact of these reforms on the efficiency of procedures before the Court, and their role in enhancing access to justice.
The speakers also reviewed the amendments to the provisions of the QFC Law (Law No. 7 of 2005), most notably the introduction of court fees and the shortening of appeal time limits. These amendments are intended to expedite judicial proceedings and reduce frivolous claims. The speakers discussed the implications of these amendments for cases filed before the Court, with the aim of clarifying them for participants, particularly the many legal practitioners who attended and who appear before the Court.
Commenting on the session, Mohamed Alansari, QICDRC case manager, said:“Today's panel was an opportunity to discuss the key amendments introduced to the QFC Law (Law No. 7 of 2005) and the Court's amended Rules and Procedures issued in June 2025. These reforms represent a significant milestone for the Court, strengthening the efficiency of its procedures and the quality of the services it provides to litigants and the public. We hope the discussions offered clear and practical explanations to all participants, whether practitioners or members of the wider legal community.”
The Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre extends its sincere thanks to the speakers and attendees and expresses its appreciation to LexisNexis for their contribution to the success of the session.
QICDRC also reaffirms its ongoing commitment to promoting legal awareness within the community and highlighting the latest legislative and regulatory developments of interest.

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