Civil Transactions Law in Saudi Arabia

Why Attend

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has recently introduced its first-ever Civil Transactions Law, marking a significant development in the legal landscape. This new law includes essential characteristics and elements that are crucial for lawyers, legal advisors, contract specialists, senior management, and CEOs to understand in order to develop effective business and legal strategies within the Saudi market.

The "Civil Transactions Law in Saudi Arabia" course provides comprehensive coverage of the law's key areas, including individuals' legal status, various types of rights (financial and personal), contract formation, injurious acts, and the general rules established by the legislation.

Participants will deepen their understanding of these core concepts and develop strategic approaches to enhance business management, minimize legal risks, promote a positive work environment, and achieve significant legal and financial success within the Saudi market.

Course Methodology

The course consists of group discussions as well as individual and team tasks.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the core concepts of the Saudi Civil Transactions Law
• List the main elements contained within the Saudi Civil Transactions Law  
• Apply best practice in contract structuring, formation and termination in KSA
• Identify the types of rights under the Saudi Civil Transactions Law
• Demonstrate the concepts of personal rights formation and termination
• Examine the concepts of injurious acts and compensation under Saudi Labor Law 

Target Audience

This course is suitable for lawyers, legal consultants, contracts specialists, company managers and senior officials, purchasing managers, legal translators and any other person who works with contracts and/or civil transactions law within their organization. 

Target Competencies

• Knowledge of Saudi Civil Transactions Law
• Contract Drafting Skills
• Contractual Balance Expertise
• Risk Mitigation in Financial Transactions
• Organizational Contribution
• Strategy Implementation