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Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company is the property-development arm wholly owned by the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), Qatar's sovereign wealth fund. The company was established in 2005 and is headquartered in Lusail, northeast of Doha.
Qatari Diar manages a portfolio of roughly USD 35 billion across 42 projects in 18 countries, with paid-up capital of USD 8.1 billion. It operates across residential, tourism, commercial, hospitality, and infrastructure sectors.
The company's flagship is Lusail City on Qatar's Arabian Gulf coast, launched in December 2005. Lusail spans 38 million square metres and is the largest single urban development in Qatar's history.
Completed Qatar projects include the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center, Hotel Park, and The Commercial Avenue. Ongoing international projects include Simaisma in Qatar and Diar Ras Al Hadd in the Sultanate of Oman.
Qatari Diar's Egyptian footprint is concentrated on the North Coast compounds, specifically the Alam Al Roum and Samla zone west of Marsa Matrouh — currently the largest Qatari direct investment in Egyptian real estate.
The company's sole Egyptian project to date is Ras Alam Al Roum compound on the North Coast, developed under a partnership agreement with Egypt's New Urban Communities Authority (NUCA) at a total investment of USD 29.7 billion.
The masterplan covers 4,900 feddans (about 20.2 km²) located 12 km east of Marsa Matrouh city and only 6 km from Marsa Matrouh International Airport, with a 3,750-metre Mediterranean seafront. The mix includes residential units, commercial space, and 4,500 hotel keys, with a forecast 250,000 jobs at full build-out.
Qatari Diar is paying USD 3.5 billion for the land and committing USD 26.2 billion in in-kind investment to deliver infrastructure, utilities, and units in phases. Current status: NEW LAUNCH — phase one is now releasing.
Buying from Qatari Diar means transacting with a sovereign arm of QIA, one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds. That financial backing materially reduces delivery and counterparty risk versus the typical private developer in Egypt.
The Lusail City build-out, alongside delivered work in Doha and Oman, gives Egyptian buyers a tangible benchmark for the construction quality and masterplan discipline they can expect at Alam Al Roum.
Q: Is Qatari Diar a trusted developer in Egypt?
A: Yes. Qatari Diar has been wholly owned by the Qatar Investment Authority since its founding in 2005, manages USD 35 billion of real estate across 18 countries, and its Egyptian project is anchored by a government partnership with the New Urban Communities Authority.
Q: Where are Qatari Diar's projects in Egypt located?
A: In the Alam Al Roum and Samla zone of the northwest Mediterranean coast, 12 km east of Marsa Matrouh on a 4,900-feddan site with 3.75 km of seafront.
Q: What is the total investment size of the Alam Al Roum project?
A: USD 29.7 billion in total, comprising USD 3.5 billion for the land and USD 26.2 billion in in-kind development investment delivered in phases.
Q: Does the Alam Al Roum project include hotels as well as residential units?
A: Yes. The masterplan combines residential units, commercial space, and 4,500 hotel keys, and is forecast to generate 250,000 jobs at full delivery.
Q: What sets Qatari Diar apart from other North Coast developers?
A: The two differentiators are scale and sovereign ownership. Most North Coast competitors are private developers building projects of 100 to 1,000 feddans; Qatari Diar is developing the full 4,900-feddan zone under direct sovereign backing and in partnership with the Egyptian government.
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