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Issuing bodyMCIT Qatar
CountryQatar
RegionNational
Date issued2024
e-commerceelectronic transactionsconsumer protectionelectronic signature

Decree Law No. 16 of 2010, also known as the Electronic Transactions and Commerce Law, governs electronic transactions and commerce in Qatar. It establishes the legal framework for electronic signatures, certification services, consumer protection in the electronic environment, and defines offenses and penalties related to electronic transactions. The law aims to facilitate and regulate the growing digital economy in Qatar.

Key requirements
  • Electronic transactions must meet specific requirements as outlined in Chapter Three (Articles 4-19).
  • Electronic signatures must adhere to the standards defined in Chapter Five (Articles 28-34).
  • Certification service providers must comply with the regulations specified in Chapter Six (Articles 35-44).
  • Consumer protection measures must be implemented as detailed in Chapter Eight (Articles 51-59).
Applies to: Businesses and individuals conducting electronic transactions and commerce in Qatar.
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