Media Center – Taqeem

During 2025, the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem) strengthened its regulatory and developmental direction for the valuation profession in the Kingdom, and continued its efforts to enhance trust and transparency and improve the efficiency of professional practices across various valuation disciplines.

Taqeem revealed its key achievements for 2025, most notably the approval of its strategic plan for the years 2026–2030, which aims to transition toward an integrated, beneficiary-centric service ecosystem and enhance the reliability of the valuation profession. This reinforces the Authority’s role as a trusted reference for the valuation sector in the Kingdom. In addition, 15 regulatory documents for the valuation profession were prepared and reviewed, and 18 professional publications were approved, with the aim of unifying professional practices, raising compliance with approved standards, and enhancing the credibility of valuation outputs in the market.

In the field of qualification and professional development, Taqeem continued to invest in human capital as a core pillar for advancing the profession. It delivered 316 qualifying courses benefiting more than 5,850 participants, alongside 34 continuing professional education programs benefiting over 6,900 participants, contributing to improving practitioners’ efficiency and developing their skills in line with market requirements.

Taqeem also launched the “Mu‘ayin” Certificate, a professional credential that enables holders to conduct inspection activities in real estate valuation, valuation of machinery, equipment and movable assets, and vehicle damage assessment. The certificate targets high school and diploma holders, supporting entry-level career pathways and expanding the pool of qualified professionals in the valuation sector.

As part of its digital transformation efforts, Taqeem launched the “Marja’” platform, a unified national electronic reference platform that enables individuals, government entities, insurance companies, and financing institutions to access indicative vehicle prices in line with ongoing market changes.

In strengthening the professional accreditation ecosystem, 2025 witnessed more than 66 members obtaining the Valuation Fellowship, the highest professional credential offered by Taqeem. The Authority also continued to support professional certifications in cooperation with the Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf) for fellowship and professional certification pathways, benefiting 141 participants and contributing to empowering national competencies and improving service quality.

On the regulatory front, Taqeem intensified its oversight activities to ensure compliance with regulations and instructions. It reviewed 612 valuation reports and conducted 47 supervisory and inspection visits. These efforts resulted in referring 12 violations to the Public Prosecution, reflecting the Authority’s commitment to enforcing regulations, protecting stakeholders’ rights, and promoting integrity within the valuation profession.

In the area of awareness and knowledge building, the Authority continued its role in spreading professional culture and raising awareness of the importance of valuation through five awareness campaigns. It also prepared and published more than 1,800 media materials عبر its official channels, and organized over 65 professional events including conferences, exhibitions, workshops, and professional forums. In addition, it served more than 195,000 clients through its official channels, reflecting strong institutional presence and continuous engagement with beneficiaries.

Taqeem further strengthened its local and international presence through partnerships and participation, including strategic sponsorship of the Saudi International Valuation Conference (SIVC), and the opening of the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC) office in Riyadh. This office will enhance the IVSC’s presence in the Middle East and Africa, serving as a platform for engagement with stakeholders locally and regionally.

In its efforts to enhance service quality, the Authority’s “Taqdeer” system provided services to more than 2.4 million clients by issuing vehicle damage reports through streamlined procedures that ensure fair value for beneficiaries in the vehicle damage valuation process. In line with Taqeem’s expansion plan, 12 Taqdeer centers were qualified and put into operation, bringing the total number of centers to 35 across various regions and cities of the Kingdom.

Taqeem affirms that the achievements realized in 2025 reflect the continued progress of the valuation ecosystem’s performance and support the efficiency and reliability of the profession, contributing to the achievement of its future objectives and strengthening its role as the professional regulatory umbrella for the valuation sector in the Kingdom.