Saudi Accredited Valuers Authority Reports Major Regulatory and Developmental Gains in 2025

Riyadh, January 07, 2026, SPA -- The Saudi Authority of Accredited Valuers (Taqeem) reinforced its regulatory and developmental approach in 2025 to the valuation profession, enhancing trust, transparency, and professional efficiency across all valuation sectors.
Key achievements include the adoption of Taqeem’s strategic plan for 2026-2030, aimed at transforming the profession into an integrated, client-focused system that strengthens credibility and solidifies Taqeem’s role as a reliable reference in the Kingdom.
Fifteen regulatory documents and 18 professional publications were also prepared and adopted to standardize practices, ensure compliance with approved standards, and enhance the reliability of market valuations.
Taqeem expanded its local and international presence through partnerships and strategic sponsorship of the Saudi International Valuation Conference and by opening the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC) office in Riyadh, serving as a hub for regional engagement.
To further improve service delivery, Taqdeer, Taqeem’s subsidiary, issued over 2.4 million vehicle damage reports using streamlined procedures that ensure fair compensation. Furthermore, 12 new Taqdeer centers were established in 2025, bringing the total nationwide to 35.
These accomplishments underscore Taqeem’s ongoing progress in strengthening the valuation system, supporting professional reliability, and advancing its role as the Kingdom’s regulatory authority for the valuation sector.
-- SPA