Drafting Administrative Contracts, Resolving Disputes Arising from them, and Arbitration Rules Regarding Them (advanced)

Why Attend

With the increasing size of the global market, there is a need for an effective contract strategy and management to ensure the survival and success of organizations. Effective planning, oversight, and control are essential for smooth contract management at all stages, from specifications, negotiations, bidding, opening envelopes, comparing bids, awarding contracts, managing them, and ending with full completion and delivery. It is essential for individuals working in organizations to understand and evaluate the strategy, actions and procedures related to contracts so that the organization can benefit from their experience, given that contracting, in addition to subcontracting, has become a common practice in organizations and is viewed as a means of achieving commercial gains. This requires the necessary understanding through which benefit can be achieved for all parties. This course has been specifically designed to familiarize participants with the legal aspects of commercial and governmental contracts and tenders in general, and administrative contracts in particular. It has also been designed to meet the needs of participants in terms of making them more knowledgeable and competent in the topics presented to avoid any problems or claims that may arise during the implementation of these contracts. Participants will learn how to draft contracts and note points that may cause problems in the future with the aim of avoiding them. It will also explain many methods used globally to resolve any disputes that arise outside the courts in order to serve the parties involved.