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UAE: 3,000 beneficiaries of housing loans will be announced this year

Five hundred beneficiaries of the new housing policy were announced

Published: Tue 5 Jul 2022, 3:29 PM

Updated: Tue 5 Jul 2022, 3:30 PM

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Several leadership directives will be implemented regarding the new policy for housing loans, Suhail bin Mohammed Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure said.

He has commended the UAE wise leadership's interest in providing sustainable government housing to support Emiratis, improve family stability, and provide a decent life for them.

On the sidelines of the signing of the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure - represented by the Sheikh Zayed Housing Programme - a joint Memorandum of Understanding with four national banks, namely First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), Emirates NBD, Dubai Islamic Bank and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank,

He added that 3,000 beneficiaries of housing loans will be announced during 2022; 500 housing decisions per month, announcing the names of the beneficiaries of the first installment within the new housing policy, which includes 500 decisions worth Dh400 million.

The MoU was signed by Mohammed Al-Mansoori, Director of the Sheikh Zayed Housing Programme, and representatives of the national banks in the presence of a number of officials.

Al Mansoori explained that the MoU supports the new policy based on national banks taking over the entire process of financing citizens' housing loans, with the Sheikh Zayed Housing Programme financing the value of the interest on the loan on behalf of the citizen.

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The Director of the Sheikh Zayed Housing Programme pointed out that the MoU targets national banks that have great experience in the field of housing finance and have previous partnerships with local housing authorities.

He explained that the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure aims to meet citizens' needs for government housing, provide multiple financing options at competitive prices, reduce waiting time for housing assistance, and enable citizens to obtain competitive prices for supplementary loans.



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