Dubai's Rental Disputes Centre Joins Forces With Tarahum Charity To Aid Residents

The Rental Disputes Centre (RDC), a pivotal judicial arm of the Dubai Land Department (DLD), has recently inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tarahum Charity Foundation. This strategic alliance is set to bolster community and charitable efforts, specifically aimed at aiding citizens and residents entangled in rental disputes and judicial rulings. This collaboration is a testament to the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, to support individuals and mitigate their challenges.

The MoU underscores the UAE's initiative to cultivate partnerships between the public and private sectors, thereby enhancing cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The agreement was formalised by Judge Abdulqader Mousa Mohammed, Chairman of the RDC at DLD, and Osama Ibrahim Seddiqi, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors at Tarahum Charity Foundation. The signing event saw the presence of key figures including Marwan bin Ghalita, CEO of the Real Estate Regulatory Agency at DLD, Judge Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Anwahi, President of ‘Yadul Khair’ committee, and Mohammad Al Mulla, Deputy Director-General of Tarahum Charity Foundation.

Judge Abdulqader Mousa Mohammed expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, stating that it represents a significant step towards achieving their vision. He emphasized the importance of such collaborations in fulfilling the emirate’s objectives and enhancing the role and impact of the ‘Yadul Khair’ committee within the RDC. This partnership is seen as an embodiment of Dubai’s humanitarian ethos.

The memorandum outlines several areas of cooperation including establishing a framework for partnership relations to achieve their vision and strategic objectives. It also aims to open avenues for community engagement and promote joint initiatives through suitable media and methods.

Osama Ibrahim Seddiqi highlighted that this MoU aims to establish an institutional partnership to serve individuals facing rental issues and judicial rulings in Dubai. He pointed out that this effort is geared towards assisting humanitarian cases affected by rental lawsuit issues, thereby alleviating their burdens and bringing happiness back into their lives.

Furthermore, Seddiqi underscored the role of Dubai’s Rental Disputes Center in delivering precise and speedy justice while providing both judicial and humanitarian services. He stressed that promoting tolerance in UAE society through an integrated judicial system focused on securing a safe real estate environment is a top priority for the Tarahum Charity Foundation.

Judge Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Anwahi affirmed that this initiative specifically aims to support humanitarian cases affected by rental disputes in Dubai during the holy month of Ramadan. He noted that the RDC handles numerous humanitarian cases with priority over material concerns, in alignment with Dubai's law and ethos.

This partnership between RDC and Tarahum Charity Foundation is poised to make a significant impact on the community by providing much-needed support to those facing rental disputes, thereby reflecting Dubai’s commitment to fostering a supportive and tolerant society.

With inputs from WAM