اقتناء الأجانب للعقارات الأغراض دبلوماسية ودينية

Abstract EN

The system of permanent diplomatic missions requires that they have diplomatic headquarters and places of their own that they use in the exercise of their tasks and activities and in their communications and links with the host country and other foreign missions and interna- tional organizations so that the first thing that the mission that settles in any country is the possession of headquarters and buildings to car- ry out its diplomatic and administrative activities and residences for members of the mission.

Diplomatic and consular agreements have urged the host countries to facilitate the process of acquiring real estate from foreign diplomatic missions to carry out their interests and tasks.

Where the legislation of countries is almost unanimous on the condi- tion of reciprocity and also the previous permission to possess real estate by foreign diplomatic missions, some of them specify the area allowed to be owned, and within the limits of need.

The same matter also involves nonÙMuslim foreigners acquiring land and real estate in order to allocate them to the practice of religious rites as the order is obligated to specify a legal system that defines the procedures for their acquisition and the conditions for their allo- cation as well as any modification made to it whether in terms of ex- pansion restoration or demolition unless it is subject to explicit legal provisions in a manner that guarantees Ensuring the consolidation of state sovereignty in monitoring and tracking the practice of religious rites for non-Muslims.