Saudi Justice Minister Kicks Off International Judicial Training Conference in Riyadh, Highlights Vision 2030 Progress and Digital Transformation
The Saudi Justice Minister, Walid Al-Samaani, opened the International Conference on Judicial Training in Riyadh on Monday.
Over 600 experts and 45 speakers from around the world attended the two-day event.
Al-Samaani highlighted the progress made in the judiciary sector since the launch of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 initiative.
He emphasized the ministry's dedication to enhancing the efficiency of the judiciary and the crucial role of training, qualification, and legal knowledge management in achieving justice.
The Judicial Training Center was mentioned as a key contributor to improving the skills of Saudi Arabia's judicial and legal personnel through collaborations with partners.
The center has been successful in qualifying judges, training lawyers, judicial assistants, and notaries.
Al-Samaani discussed the changes in Saudi Arabia's justice system led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The reforms aim to strengthen legal principles, promote transparency, and ensure legal certainty.
A significant focus is on the digital transformation and integration of artificial intelligence to improve judicial quality.