The draft regulation sets out baseline service standards for all postal Service Providers in Qatar, with specific requirements for Universal Services provided by Qatar Postal Services Company (Qatar Post). These standards are intended to ensure that all postal Service Providers offer consistent, efficient, and reliable services to consumers. The regulation outlines reporting requirements and sanctions for non-compliance, helping to maintain accountability across the sector.
The regulation is developed in response to the requirements of the Law No 15 of 2023 Promulgating the Law Regulating Postal Services. It introduces clear service benchmarks that all postal Service Providers must meet, including standards for timely delivery, service availability, and customer satisfaction. Special obligations are placed on Qatar Post, the Public Postal Service Provider, to ensure that Universal Services are provided to the highest quality across the country.
The regulation also focuses on enhancing transparency within the postal sector by requiring Service Providers to publish Quality of Service metrics and submit regular performance reports to CRA. These measures will help consumers track service standards while ensuring that postal Service Providers remain accountable for their service performance.
This public consultation offers an opportunity for stakeholders to contribute to shaping a regulatory framework that supports the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030, which emphasises sustainable development and world-class infrastructure. The inputs received during this consultation will play a crucial role in finalizing a regulation that ensures fair competition, protects consumer rights, and enhances service quality across the postal sector.
CRA invites all interested parties and stakeholders to submit their comments and feedback on the draft regulation via e-mail. The draft regulation and the consultation guidelines are also available on CRA’s website.
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