The Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers ("Taqeem") held a ceremony yesterday honoring 565 valuers who obtained the Valuation Fellowship certification, under the patronage of Finance Minister and Taqeem board chairman Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan. The ceremony was attended by a host of senior officials, highlighting the authority's efforts to develop the valuation profession and build the capabilities of practitioners in the Kingdom.

The Valuation Fellowship: A Mark of Professional Distinction

The Valuation Fellowship is the highest professional certification offered by the authority in the field of valuation, requiring completion of specialized training programs and accumulation of practical experience hours, reflecting recipients' commitment to applying the highest professional standards. The honorees specialized in the following fields:

  • Real estate valuation.
  • Business valuation.
  • Machinery and equipment valuation.
  • Vehicle damage valuation.

"Taqeem"'s Efforts to Develop the Profession

Engineer Faisal bin Bader Al-Mundil, the authority's CEO, said that since its establishment, "Taqeem" has sought to make the valuation profession one of the key pillars supporting the national economy, with a focus on training and qualification.
The authority has delivered more than 2,700 training courses benefiting 50,000 trainees, helping build qualified national talent capable of meeting market needs and boosting the Kingdom's competitiveness.

A Commitment to Saudi Vision 2030

The ceremony reflects "Taqeem"'s efforts to support the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030 by preparing specialized talent capable of achieving excellence across various sectors and contributing to economic growth through the adoption of best practices in the valuation profession.