FIDIC believes transparency and good governance are important to ensure it is accountable to its members, stakeholders and clients, further information can be found below.
FIDIC GAM 2026 Notice
The FIDIC Board hereby gives notice that this year’s FIDIC General Assembly Meeting (GAM 2026) will be held at the Hotel Andaz by Hyatt, Asset No. 1, Aerocity, 110037, in New Delhi, India on Sunday, 13 September 2026 at 15:30 IST in a hybrid mode by using Zoom videoconference and the online voting platform – Mi-Voice.
Registration of the appointed delegates and proxies who are attending in person will start at 14:30 IST on Sunday, 13 September 2026 at the address indicated above. Registration of the appointed delegates and proxies who are attending the GAM online will open at 14:30 IST on the same date using the Zoom link sent to the appointed delegates and proxies.
Voting on agenda items for GAM 2026 will take place using the online voting platform designated for this purpose. Voting instructions on how to vote on Mi-Voice is included in this Notice as Annex 8 and will be further notified to the appointed delegates and Proxies by email.
FIDIC Statutes and Bylaws
FIDIC is governed by a set of Statutes and Bylaws which have been agreed by member associations and are updated as required and ratified by the FIDIC annual conference. These Statutes and Bylaws govern a range of issues including membership, general assembly meetings, the election of the board and the running of the board and various committees. The latest revision of the Statutes and Bylaws of FIDIC was approved by the FIDIC general assembly meeting at an online meeting in September 2020.
Linked below you will find a range of useful information about FIDIC’s governance, operations and financial performance which highlight how we do our work as well as information on the standards we set ourselves and our members.
Click here to download a PDF version of the FIDIC Statutes and Bylaws
FIDIC Governance Framework
Corporate governance is the system by which an organization is directed and audited. It contributes to the effectiveness and efficiency of an organisation. It promotes development, responsible conduct, transparency, clarity and stakeholder confidence. It has become a fundamental aspect of organisations across the world.
Primarily, corporate governance is about what the board of directors (the “Board”) does and how it goes about it and the Board of an organization is responsible for that governance.
The Board is responsible for setting strategic direction, providing leadership, supervising management and reporting to its members within the legal context in which the organization operates.
The Board referred to under Article 7 (2) and Article 11 of the FIDIC Statutes 2018 is the “Board” described in this Governance Framework.
Implementing corporate governance varies across for profit, not-for-profit and networking organizations. It may also vary across organizational models and legal jurisdictions.
In preparing FIDIC’s Governance Framework, FIDIC has reviewed governance documents for both the for profit and not for profit sector and industry associations from Australia, Canada, South Africa, Switzerland, United Kingdom and USA.
