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The Addendum To Extend Contract is a crucial document used when parties wish to continue their contractual relationship beyond the original termination date under Qatar law. This document type is commonly employed in Qatar's business environment when the original contract is approaching its expiration date, but both parties agree to continue their business relationship under the same or similar terms. It includes essential details such as the extension period, any updated terms, and references to the original agreement. The addendum must comply with Qatar's Civil Code requirements for contract modifications and should be drafted with consideration of any sector-specific regulations. It's particularly relevant in long-term commercial relationships where continuous service or performance is desired without the need to negotiate an entirely new contract.

1. Parties: Identification of all parties to the original contract and confirmation that they remain the same for the extension

2. Background: Reference to the original contract, its date, and current expiration date, along with the parties' desire to extend it

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the addendum, including reference to definitions from the original contract

4. Extension Term: Specific details of the extension period, including new start and end dates

5. Continued Effect: Confirmation that all other terms and conditions of the original contract remain in full force and effect

6. Governing Law: Confirmation that Qatar law continues to govern the agreement

7. Counterparts: Provision allowing the addendum to be signed in multiple counterparts

8. Execution: Signature blocks for all parties