Saudi Arabia's Real Estate General Authority just launched land registration across four major regions. Here's what it means for regional compliance leaders and property market operators.

1️⃣ REGA — Land Registry Works Start for 30,640 Property Plots
Saudi Arabia's Real Estate General Authority started land registry work for 30,640 plots in Eastern, Riyadh, Qassim, and Makkah.
This directly impacts property owners, developers, real estate managers, and asset investors active across these four Saudi areas.
Affected titleholders must prepare and file formal ownership documents to stay compliant with mandatory local registration schedules.

2️⃣ CMA Kuwait — Trading Suspensions Imposed on Two Listed Firms
Kuwait's Capital Markets Authority suspended Dalqan Real Estate and Al Masaken International Real Estate Development from Boursa Kuwait.
This enforcement action hits equity fund managers, retail traders, brokerages, and compliance teams watching listed Kuwaiti stocks.
Suspended firms must fix listing compliance issues before asking for full trading reinstatement from market regulators.

3️⃣ CMA Kuwait — Treasury Share Trading Approved for MRC
Kuwait's Capital Markets Authority approved Metal and Recycling Company to trade its treasury shares on Boursa Kuwait.
This approval impacts corporate treasury officers, equity analysts, portfolio managers, and risk teams tracking industrial stocks.
Market participants should track company disclosures regarding approved trade parameters, execution timing, and volume rules.

🏦 4️⃣ Bank of Israel — New Leadership Set for Banking Supervision
The Bank of Israel appointed Tal Harel Matityahu as Deputy Supervisor of Banks and Head of the Bank-Customer Division.
This leadership change impacts commercial banks, retail customer units, credit firms, and banking compliance officers in Israel.
The new supervisor will lead regulatory oversight across customer-facing banking activities, consumer protection rules, and retail services.

5️⃣ ANPDP — Data Privacy Dialogue Held on Digital Payments
Algeria's ANPDP data protection agency joined a national dialogue session on expanding modern payment methods nationwide.
This update impacts commercial banks, payment service providers, fintech developers, and data privacy officers in Algeria.
Regulated payment firms must align digital payment systems with data privacy requirements under Law No. 18-07 standards.

Full analysis in the attached RegNext Daily Middle East & Africa Radar carousel.

— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Middle East & Africa Radar · Tuesday 15 Sep 2026
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