Qatar: Supreme Judiciary Council launches online auction of vehicles, real estate, and license plates | World News


Qatar: Supreme Judiciary Council launches online auction of vehicles, real estate, and license plates
Qatar Judiciary Council opens online auction for vehicles, property, and license plates/Representative Image

The Supreme Judiciary Council is opening the doors to a wide-ranging online auction this January, offering a rare opportunity for individuals and businesses to acquire vehicles, heavy equipment, real estate, and even distinctive vehicle license plates. The auction is set to be fully transparent and regulated, giving participants confidence in a process supervised by the judiciary.

Online auction through Court Mzadat app

The entire auction will be conducted via the Court Mzadat application, providing a digital platform for smooth participation. The Judicial Executions and Auctions Department will oversee the events, ensuring all transactions are lawful and well-organized. Assets will be divided into categories, each with designated time slots to make the process structured and manageable.

Schedule and asset categories

Participants can plan their bids according to a clear schedule spanning several days in January 2026:

  • Real Estate auction: Sunday, January 4, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
  • Vehicle auction: Sunday, January 4, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Distinctive vehicle license plates: Wednesday, January 7, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., organized by the Public Prosecution in cooperation with the Supreme Judicial Council

The auction will feature a variety of items, including cars, heavy machinery, real estate properties, various movable goods, and unique license plate numbers. Each category offers potential buyers a chance to participate in a regulated and transparent environment.

Participation and registration

Anyone interested in joining the auction can find full details, registration procedures, and asset listings directly on the Court Mzadat app. Additional guidance and updates will also be available through the Supreme Judiciary Council’s official channels, ensuring participants are well-informed before placing bids.The initiative reflects an effort to modernize public asset management while maintaining judicial oversight, allowing both individuals and businesses to take part in a streamlined and trustworthy auction process.

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