The Council consists of 7 members and is responsible for setting the general policies of the Center, approving its master plans, and following up and evaluating the performance of the Center. The Council may take any decisions to achieve its objectives and ensure the regularity of its workflow that it deems necessary, in particular to do the following:

1 - Suggest the rules and procedures governing the activities of the Center related to its technical, financial, administrative, and human resources affairs, and the fees it charges, provided that a decision is issued by the competent minister.

2 - Approving the rules and conditions required by the accredited arbitrators of the Center.

3 - Adoption of rules for the registration of experts who may carry out mediation or dispute settlement work. 

4 - Adoption of rules to avoid conflict of interest for arbitrators, experts and those in charge of managing the Center or its employees.

5 - Contribute to the dissemination of culture and awareness of the importance of arbitration and means of consensual settlement of disputes, especially in the field of non-banking financial activities through holding conferences, seminars and training courses and the issuance of bulletins and specialized publications. 

6 - Adopting cooperation programs and exchanging experiences with institutions, centers, and bodies concerned with arbitration and dispute settlement at the local, regional, and international levels.