The Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) in Qatar plays a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s urban and environmental landscape. Established in 1972 under Decree-Law No. (24), this government body is entrusted with a broad spectrum of responsibilities ranging from municipal affairs and urban planning to agriculture and fisheries management.
Key Functions and Services of Ministry of Municipality and Environment:
Urban Planning and Municipal Affairs:
Urban Planning: Proposes and prepares comprehensive urban plans at the state level, ensuring systematic development and efficient land use.
Land Management: Surveys, divides, and prepares cadastral maps. Manages state property and allocates lands for governmental needs.
Municipal Projects: Oversees the implementation of municipal projects including the construction of buildings, gardens, parks, and beautification initiatives.
Public Hygiene: Develops and enforces systems and programs to maintain high standards of public hygiene.
Engineering Oversight: Supervises engineering practices and the construction and organization of buildings.
Cemeteries Management: Manages cemeteries and ensures dignified services for the deceased.
Agriculture and Fisheries:
Resource Development: Focuses on the sustainable development of agricultural, water, animal, and fish resources.
Food Security: Proposes and implements policies aimed at achieving food security and overseeing strategic food stocks.
Sustainable Practices: Encourages practices that contribute to sustainable development in agriculture and fisheries.
Digital Services:
E-Government Initiatives: Provides electronic services to eliminate paper transactions, aligning with Qatar’s e-government strategy for enhanced efficiency and accessibility.
Contact Information:
Address: 400 Al Corniche St, Al Mirqa, Doha, Qatar
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