Professional Drafting and Review of Commercial Contracts, Business Agreements, and Legal Documents for Companies Operating in Qatar.
Contracts that are valid in other countries may not be enforceable in Qatar. We draft agreements that comply with Qatar's Civil Code, Labour Law, and commercial regulations. This helps protect your business and reduce legal risks
Professional contract drafting is more than filling in a template. We prepare legally compliant agreements with clear terms, balanced risk, and strong legal protection under Qatar law.
Ayam Group drafts, reviews, and advises on commercial contracts tailored to Qatar's legal framework, helping businesses protect their interests with legally compliant agreements
We draft contracts governing the commercial relationship between businesses supply agreements, service contracts, distribution arrangements, and agency agreements structured to protect your position under Qatar’s Civil Code.
We draft Qatar Labour Law compliant employment contracts for all employee categories clearly defining remuneration, leave entitlements, probation terms, confidentiality obligations, and termination conditions.
We draft shareholder agreements and partnership deeds that govern the relationship between co-owners covering decision making authority, profit distribution, exit mechanisms, and dispute resolution.
We draft NDAs and confidentiality agreements for business relationships involving sensitive commercial information structuring enforceable obligations appropriate to the nature of the disclosure.
We draft SLAs between service providers and clients defining scope, performance standards, reporting obligations, and remedies for underperformance in terms that are clear and commercially enforceable.
We review contracts presented by third parties identifying unfavourable clauses, ambiguous obligations, and provisions that may create unintended liability before you sign.
A structured process that produces contracts built around your specific commercial situation not recycled templates.
We understand the commercial relationship, the parties involved, the transaction value, and the specific risks you need the contract to address.
Timeframe: Same day or within 24 hours
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We confirm the key commercial terms payment, delivery, duration, liability, and dispute resolution and identify any Qatar-specific legal requirements applicable to the contract type.
Timeframe: 1–2 business days
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We produce a first draft structured for enforceability under Qatar law with plain language obligations, clearly defined remedies, and provisions that reflect the actual commercial arrangement
Timeframe: 3–5 business days
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We review the draft with you addressing questions, incorporating revisions, and confirming the final document accurately reflects the agreed terms and protects your interests
Timeframe: 2–3 business days
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We finalise the contract for signing advising on execution requirements, witnessing obligations, and any notarisation or attestation required for the specific agreement type.
Timeframe: 1–2 business days
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Where a contract creates ongoing obligations reporting, renewal, regulatory compliance we advise on how those obligations should be managed to avoid inadvertent breach.
Ongoing where required
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Talk to Ayam Group before terms are finalised restructuring a contract after signing is significantly more difficult than getting it right before.
Qatar's Civil Code governs how contracts are interpreted. Agreements drafted for other jurisdictions may not provide the intended legal protection in Qatar.
Certain terms that are implied by statute in other jurisdictions do not apply automatically in Qatar liability caps, limitation periods, and force majeure provisions in particular need to be explicitly drafted rather than assumed.
Qatar's courts, QICCA arbitration, and QFC tribunals each have different jurisdictional and procedural requirements. Choosing the wrong dispute resolution clause can result in disputes being heard in the wrong forum.
Where a contract is executed in both Arabic and English, the Arabic version typically prevails in Qatar court proceedings. Contracts intended for enforcement in Qatar should be reviewed in their Arabic form not assumed to be equivalent to the English version.
We draft contracts from the applicable legal framework Qatar's Civil Code, Labour Law, and commercial regulations rather than adapting templates designed for other jurisdictions and hoping they hold up locally.
Contracts that neither party can read without a legal dictionary are contracts that neither party will follow correctly. We draft in clear, precise language that accurately reflects the agreed terms reducing misunderstanding and the disputes that follow from it.
A contract should be both legally sound and commercially practical. We draft agreements that reflect your business needs, address real risks, and include only the provisions that provide meaningful legal protection.
We review third-party contracts with a focus on key commercial risks, including liability, indemnities, termination rights, and dispute resolution, helping you make informed decisions..
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Description of the commercial relationship and the parties involved
Key commercial terms already agreed price, duration, scope, payment terms
The specific risks or concerns you want the contract to address
Any existing draft, template, or previous version of the agreement, if available
For employment contracts: employee category, salary, role, and any specific terms agreed at offer stage
For shareholder agreements: ownership structure, profit distribution basis, and any agreed exit or buyout provisions
For contract reviews: the contract as presented by the counterparty, with any specific clauses of concern flagged
A conversation about the commercial situation is sufficient to begin we confirm the additional information needed once the scope is clear.
Have a contract that needs review before you sign?
Send it to Ayam Group we identify the clauses that carry real risk before you are bound by them.
If the contract involves activity in Qatar, is to be performed in Qatar, or is likely to be disputed in Qatar, local legal knowledge is relevant regardless of the counterparty’s nationality. A contract governed by Qatar law and intended for enforcement in Qatar courts should be drafted with that framework in mind. on the nature of the assets and the jurisdiction of the subsidiaries. The holding company’s ownership of its subsidiaries is documented through share certificates and intercompany agreements.
Contract drafting produces a new agreement from the agreed commercial terms. Contract review assesses an existing document typically one presented by a counterparty identifying provisions that create risk, ambiguity, or imbalance before the agreement is signed. Ayam Group provides both services.
Contracts between private parties may be drafted in English or Arabic. However, where a dispute reaches the Qatar courts, Arabic typically prevails if there is any inconsistency between versions. For contracts with Qatar government entities, Arabic is generally required. Ayam Group advises on the language requirements for your specific contract type and counterparty.
Post-employment restrictions including non-compete and non-solicitation clauses are recognised under Qatar Labour Law but are subject to conditions on scope, duration, and geographic coverage. Ayam Group drafts these provisions within the parameters the law permits so they are enforceable rather than merely decorative.
The right choice depends on the nature of the relationship, the counterparty, and the transaction value. Qatar courts, QICCA arbitration, and QFC tribunals each have different implications for procedure, cost, confidentiality, and enforceability. Ayam Group advises on the most appropriate mechanism for your specific contract before the clause is drafted.
Most standard commercial contracts are produced within five to seven business days from the date all key terms are confirmed. More complex agreements shareholder arrangements, multi-party transactions, or contracts with substantial negotiation involved take longer. Ayam Group provides a specific timeline once the scope is confirmed.
We can review the contract in the context of the dispute and advise on the relevant provisions — what they mean, what they require, and what remedies may be available. For active legal proceedings, we work alongside qualified Qatar-licensed lawyers where formal legal representation is required..
Shareholder agreements often require corresponding changes to the Articles of Association. We manage both documents in a coordinated process.
Employment contract drafting sits within our broader HR services covering payroll, WPS compliance, and ongoing workforce documentation alongside legally compliant contracts.
Contracts create ongoing obligations. We manage your compliance calendar to ensure contractual commitments reporting, renewal, and regulatory conditions are tracked and met.
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Ayam Group produces contracts built for Qatar commercially grounded, legally structured, and drafted to hold up when they need to.