The <a style="color: #800000;" href="https://www.taqeem.gov. The Saudi Commission for Certified Valuers "Taqeem“ its new visual identity, embodying the Commission's vision to improve the quality of the valuation profession in the Kingdom and raise the level of its members to achieve international leadership, with an identity inspired by the meanings of valuation and the connotations of growth and development, and reflects the pivotal role led by the Commission as a regulator and developer of the valuation profession in the Kingdom, as this launch represents a transitional step and transformation in line with what is aimed at the authority's strategy.
The CEO of the Saudi Commission for Certified Valuers (SCCV) said that the new identity is a reflection of the authority's vision and vision. Faisal Al Mandeel, CEO of the Authority, explained that the launch of the new identity comes in line with its vision and mission, and in the context of trends that contribute to serving the profession, and aspirations that consolidate our values of professionalism, justice, integrity, transparency, and customer focus, and will contribute to raising confidence in the Authority's services and products, and enhancing cooperation relations with its partners from local, regional and international bodies and organizations.
It is noteworthy that The Saudi Commission for Certified Valuers is the regulator of the valuation profession, and works to develop regulations and legislation that allow valuers to practice their work in accordance with approved valuation standards, and qualifies members in five branches, including (real estate valuation - valuation of economic facilities - valuation of machinery, equipment and movable property - evaluation of vehicle damage - evaluation of precious metals and precious stones), and has many mutual accreditations with leading international organizations in the valuation profession, and has membership in the IVSC International Valuation Standards Council, and the Commission represents the Kingdom on three executive councils with the
