ECM-Course Details

 

Learning Outcomes

A-    Sources of Obligation in Civil Legislation.

(1) sources of obligation.
(2) Obligations of the parties to the contract.

B-    FIDIC International Construction Contracts.

C-    Risks in FIDIC Contracts.

(1) Obligations of the parties to the
contract.
(2) Force majeure and the risks of the owner between FIDIC 1999 and exceptional
events in FIDIC.
(3) Risks-according-to-FIDIC-Contracts.
(4) Project-Design-Risks-Management.
(5) Risks-in-FIDIC-Contracts-workshop.

D-    Claims and Dispute Resolution under FIDIC.

(1) The FIDIC Conditions of Contracts
(3) Risks-Allocation
(4) Variations
(5) Adjustments
(6) Employer’s and Contractor’s (Principle)
(7) Claims Procedures
(8) Employer’s and Contractor’s (Quantum)
(9) Arbitration and dispute resolution
(10) Workshop-on-Claims

E-    Arbitration and dispute resolution.

(1) Basic-concepts-in-arbitration.
(2) Dispute-resolution methods.
(3) A case-study related to construction, wages, and insurances.
(4) A case-study of a potential dispute in an arbitration case related to
construction and banks.
(5) A case-study of a possible dispute in an arbitration case related to the
construction of mining sites.
(6) Presentation and discussion of an arbitral case in a construction
contract-related dispute.

F-     FIDIC Contract Drafting Workshops.

Education and
Evaluation Committee.

·  Mr. Mahmoud Sabra Consultant in drafting contracts at the United Nations and the
World Bank.

  Dr. Eng Nabil Muhammad Ali Abbas -Saudi Arabia – FIDIC Certified Trainer.

  Dr. Eng. Tahseen Saleh– FIDIC Certified Trainer

·  MR. A Mohamed Abdelrahman Ghoula – Member of the Executive Office of the Arab
Arbitration Commission- Member of the FIDIC Contracts Arabization Committee-
Arbitrator and consultant for contracts and claims.
Prof. Dr. Osama Atout – Professor of Law – Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Arbitrators – England
Dr. Eng. Moustafa Ismail – Contracts and Claims Director..
  Dr. Eng. Nabil Shehada – Consultant Emirates Society of Engineers.