Justice Ministry welcomes Qatar's accession to Hague Conference on Private International Law
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Justice has embraced the State of Qatar's accession to the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) as a reflection of the country's keenness to foster international legal and judicial cooperation.</p> <p>Qatar on Thursday deposited its instrument of acceptance of the HCCH Statute, formally becoming the 95th member of the organization.</p> <p>A Ministry…
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Justice has welcomed Qatar's accession to the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH), viewing it as a testament to the nation's commitment to bolstering international legal and judicial collaboration.
On Thursday, Qatar submitted its acceptance of the HCCH Statute, officially making the country the 95th member of the organization. A statement from the Ministry of Justice, released on Friday, indicated that membership would enhance Qatar's involvement in cross-border legal matters, both civil and commercial, and facilitate the creation of uniform rules governing these realms.
The Ministry emphasized that this development would also bolster Qatar's standing within global legal arenas. It praised the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for their diligent work in preparing and finalizing Qatar's application to join the HCCH.
Founded in 1893, the Hague Conference is dedicated to creating international legal frameworks designed to resolve legal conflicts and promote judicial cooperation among nations.
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