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The Appointment of Auditor Resolution is a crucial corporate governance document required under Qatar law for all companies that must have their financial statements audited. This document is typically prepared annually or when changing auditors, and must comply with the Qatar Commercial Companies Law No. 11 of 2015 and related regulations. It is used to formally document the appointment of an external auditor, including their remuneration, scope of work, and term of appointment. The resolution must be passed either at a shareholders' general meeting or through a board resolution (depending on the company's articles and legal requirements), and serves as evidence of proper corporate authorization for regulatory filings. For listed companies, additional requirements from the Qatar Financial Markets Authority must be incorporated into the resolution.

1. Title and Date: Formal title of the resolution and date of passing

2. Company Details: Full legal name of the company, registration number, and registered office address

3. Type of Meeting: Specification of whether this is a board resolution or shareholders' resolution

4. Attendees and Quorum: List of attendees and confirmation that quorum requirements were met

5. Recitals: Background information including the need for auditor appointment and any relevant legal requirements

6. Auditor Details: Full details of the proposed auditor including name, registration number, and office address

7. Term of Appointment: Specified period of appointment and financial year(s) to be audited

8. Remuneration: Approved remuneration or authorization for the board to determine the same

9. Resolution Statement: The formal resolution text appointing the auditor

10. Authorization: Authority granted to specific officers to execute necessary documents and make required filings

11. Signature Block: Space for required signatures of authorized signatories