Qatar participates in 17th meeting of GCC assistant attorneys general and prosecutors
<p>Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar took part on Monday in a meeting of senior prosecutors from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to discuss further judicial cooperation.</p> <p>The 17th meeting of Their Excellencies GCC assistant attorneys general and prosecutors was held virtually and discussed rules for using AI in public prosecution work, the formation of a Gulf-wide joint…
Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar attended a meeting on Monday of the 17th gathering of top prosecutors from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations. The objective was to explore enhanced judicial collaboration. <source bc7add13-1ef> p
The meeting, conducted virtually, covered a range of topics including guidelines for utilizing artificial intelligence in public prosecution work, the establishment of joint investigation teams spanning the Gulf region, and mechanisms for cooperation among GCC prosecution authorities. <source bc7add13-1ef> p
In addition, participants examined standardized models for international cooperation among the public prosecution and prosecution agencies of GCC member states. <source bc7add13-1ef> p
Qatar was represented by Abdullah Mohammed Al Maliki, the First Attorney General and Director of the Judicial Inspection Department, alongside several officials from the Public Prosecution. <source bc7add13-1ef> p
These discussions are part of preparations for the upcoming 18th meeting of Their Excellencies GCC Attorneys General and Prosecutors, scheduled for October.
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