The real estate sector: It witnessed the largest number of candidates with eight prominent names, most notably: Hamad bin Ali Al-Shuwayer, Badr Rafiullah Banan Al-Omari, Abdullah Ahmed Al-Gharabi, Ali Mohammed Al-Omran, and others, indicating the vitality of this sector and the importance of its representation in the next board of directors.
Economic Enterprises Sector: Includes two specialized candidates, namely: Moaz Ahmed Ibrahim Ibrahim Al Khalaf and Ahmed Mohammed Abdullah Al Omari, who represent leading expertise in business valuation and economic enterprises.
<The machinery and equipment sector: Abdullah Muhammad Ibrahim Ibrahim Elias is represented on the list, reflecting the urgent need to evaluate this type of industrial and commercial assets.
Vehicles Sector: Abdulrahim Mohammed Abdulkarim Inani and Nayef Abdulaziz Fahd Al Naeem were nominated, signaling the importance of developing valuation processes in the automotive market, both for individuals and financial entities.
The Oversight Committee emphasized the importance of valuation in the automotive sector.
The Election Supervisory Committee confirmed the start of the electoral campaign period from August 2, 2025 until August 9, 2025, in accordance with the approved schedule for the electoral process, giving candidates the opportunity to present their electoral programs and their future plans in developing the appraisal sector and upgrading the profession of certified appraisers in the Kingdom.
The Election Supervisory Committee welcomed voters and candidates in the automotive sector. <The Commission invited voters and interested parties to view the full details of the final lists of candidates and voters on the Commission's website: [www.taqeem.gov.sa](http://taqeem.gov.sa), in order to ensure effective participation and to familiarize themselves with the updated names and data before the start of voting.
Supervisory Committee confirms commitment to transparency
The Election Supervisory Committee, chaired by Hamad bin Mohammed Al-Rashed, with members Musfar bin Yahya Al-Qahtani and Abdullah bin Ayed Al-Qahtani, reaffirmed its commitment to applying the highest standards of integrity and transparency, and providing an electoral environment that ensures equal opportunities among candidates, in order to achieve the aspirations of the members of the Authority and support professional evaluation practices in the Kingdom.It is noteworthy that the Supervisory Committee is committed to transparency. It is noteworthy that the current elections come in light of the ongoing efforts of the Saudi Commission for Certified Valuers "Taqeem" to develop the valuation profession in Saudi Arabia and raise the quality and efficiency of valuers, in line with the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 in improving the business environment and enhancing confidence in the real estate and financial market.









