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Construction and infrastructure disputes involving payment claims may benefit from institutional mediation.In this matter, the dispute concerned a road construction and asphalt project between Al Zulfi and Al Ghat, valued at over SAR 5 million. The Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration appointed Prof. Dr. Turki Al-Tayyar, Founder of Atyar Advocates and Legal Consultants, as a neutral mediator.Despite ongoing court proceedings and initial resistance to settlement, mediation concluded within 12 days with an amicable settlement accepted by the parties.
Road construction and asphalt works
More than SAR 5 million
Institutional mediation
Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration
12 days
Amicable settlement reached by mutual consent
The dispute arose from a road and asphalt construction contract in the Al Zulfi–Al Ghat area, concerning financial entitlements arising from project execution.After one party commenced court proceedings, the parties turned to institutional mediation through the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration, which appointed Prof. Dr. Turki Al-Tayyar as a neutral mediator.Despite initial resistance to settlement, the mediation focused on narrowing the disputed issues and addressing the parties’ legal and commercial interests, concluding within 12 days with an amicable settlement.
Road & Infrastructure Project
Construction contract
Project Payment Entitlements
Al Zulfi – Al Ghat
The matter concerned a construction dispute arising from road and asphalt works, involving financial claims connected with project execution after the dispute had already progressed to litigation
The mediation process involved analysing the parties’ positions and underlying interests, identifying the core areas of disagreement, and reopening negotiations in a structured manner.
Understanding the contractual obligations governing the roadworks project.
Identifying the basis of the claims arising from execution of the works.
Taking into account that court proceedings had already commenced before the mediation succeeded.
Assessing what each party could realistically achieve through settlement compared with continued litigation.
Managing a structured mediation process under the auspices of the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration.
Reaching a consensual resolution without imposing a judicial or arbitral determination on either party.
The mediation began with both parties taking firm positions and showing limited willingness to compromise.
One party had already commenced litigation, making it more difficult to redirect the dispute toward a negotiated resolution.
The dispute involved payment entitlements connected with project execution and contractual performance.
Each party held a different view of its contractual rights, liabilities, and financial entitlement.
The process required strict neutrality and independence while facilitating substantive negotiations between opposing parties.
The mediation had to generate meaningful progress and conclude within 12 days.
The mediation focused on the central contractual and financial issues rather than allowing peripheral matters to dominate negotiations.
The process moved beyond each party’s stated legal position and examined the underlying commercial interests driving the dispute.
The parties were encouraged to consider the time, cost, uncertainty, and commercial consequences of continuing court proceedings.
The mediator remained independent and impartial throughout the negotiations.
The process identified issues capable of forming the basis of gradual agreement between the parties.
The mediation moved from negotiated understanding to a mutually acceptable settlement framework.
Organising and conducting the mediation process between the parties.
Identifying the contractual and financial issues underlying the disagreement.
Helping reduce the gap between the parties’ respective positions.
Evaluating practical alternatives to continued litigation.
Managing the negotiation process independently and impartially.
Assisting the parties in reaching a consensual settlement within a short timeframe.
The team at Atyar Advocates and Legal Consultants has experience in matters involving construction disputes, commercial contracts, road and infrastructure projects, arbitration, mediation, and alternative dispute resolution.The firm’s Founder also has experience acting as a neutral mediator in institutional disputes, including matters in which the appointment is made by specialist arbitration and mediation institutions.
Mediation does not depend on compelling either party to surrender its rights. Its purpose is to help the parties reassess the dispute in light of their interests, risks, costs, and realistic alternatives.Construction disputes can become lengthy because of the volume of contractual documents, financial claims, and technical issues involved.Where meaningful room for negotiation exists, mediation may provide a more flexible route to resolution.The commencement of court proceedings also does not necessarily prevent the parties from subsequently resolving their dispute through a negotiated settlement.

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