Introduction:

Given the importance of legal and financial legislation as economic tools for the GCC countries to achieve empowerment and comprehensive development, one of the most important topics combining legal and financial aspects is government contracts. These contracts are a key instrument for achieving the future goals of the state and the GCC countries, whether political, economic, or social. The quality and accuracy of contracts concluded by government entities, as well as private sector institutions, are crucial for the realization and provision of infrastructure projects, services, and public facilities, and for the continuous development of private sector participation in achieving sustainable development.

There is a pressing need for a well-defined contractual framework to govern contracts concluded by government and private entities. This framework should utilize standardized contract templates that inspire confidence among investors and the private sector. Hence, the importance of using standardized contract templates in government contracts, as well as developing innovative tools and modern technologies, and creating electronic tools and systems that enhance access to financial and other services within the institution.

Topics covered:

1. Introduction to government contracts
2. Raising awareness among employees in government and private institutions about the importance of contracts and legislation
3. Preparing all employees in various institutions and bodies to work within sustainability frameworks
4. Advanced methods in managing contracts, procurement, and tenders
5. Developing contracting systems and methods for government entities
6. Modern techniques in contract drafting and avoiding legal and financial disputes
7. Judgments and lessons learned
8. Economic and judicial principles issued by relevant authorities regarding administrative contracts
9. Tender analysis and contract drafting for non-specialists
10. Best professional practices
11. Tools for achieving the future goals of the State and the GCC countries, whether political, economic, or social.
12. Achieving and providing infrastructure projects, services, and public facilities
13. Developing innovation tools and modern technologies, and creating electronic tools and systems that contribute to enhancing access to services and other services within the institution.

Target Audience:

All employees in government and private sector institutions – Administrative and Financial Affairs departments – Legal Affairs departments and their sub-departments – Projects departments in various institutions – Accounting departments – Contracts departments – Internal Audit departments – Procurement departments – Warehouse departments – Tenders departments – Disbursement and Collection departments – Financial Affairs departments – Technical offices – All employees at all job levels.

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