On this occasion, Ahmed Najm, Secretary General of ”Decision House”, said On this occasion, Ahmed Najm, Secretary General of Dar Al Qarar, said: “The Saudi Organization for Engineers has taken the lead in supporting the qualification and preparation of engineers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to be qualified as certified arbitrators through various training courses it supports, and under its umbrella is the oldest arbitration center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Engineering Arbitration Center, which is currently adjusting its status according to the new laws and regulations in Saudi Arabia.”
Ahmed Najm, Secretary General of Dar Al Qarar said. “On the other hand, the program continues to be held in the Kingdom of Bahrain with the support of Tamkeen, which has provided generous support and facilities for all Bahrainis to join the program; whether they are employees of companies or individuals or unemployed people listed in the Bahraini Ministry of Labor to become certified arbitrators listed on the “Dar Al Qarar” list.“
After passing the program, they will be certified arbitrators listed on the ”Dar Al Qarar“ list. He added: ”Both programs in Riyadh and Bahrain are witnessing a turnout that exceeded expectations, as registration is expected to close soon after the planned number is completed, and the Center is preparing to organize the program in Oman and other GCC countries in the coming period after the good reputation of the program in cooperation with the authorities or associations and professional organizations concerned with the field of engineering arbitration."
Najm explained that "the program has become a good reputation in cooperation with the authorities or associations and professional organizations concerned with the field of engineering arbitration. "Arbitration in contracts of an engineering nature has its own specificity as a large percentage of the disputes that come to the arbitration centers are often of an engineering nature related to issues in the implementation of large capital real estate projects through delays in implementation or payment or issues in the level of construction quality and non-compliance with pre-agreed standards."
Najm explained that "arbitration in contracts of an engineering nature has its own specificity.
