Attorney General opens seventh qualifying course for Public Prosecution Assistants

Doha, Qatar - Attorney General H E Dr. Issa bin Saad Al Jafali Al Nuaimi inaugurated the seventh qualifying course for Public Prosecution assistants on behalf of the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The event marked the commencement of a comprehensive year-long training program aimed at equipping the newly appointed officials with the skills and knowledge necessary to fulfill their duties diligently.

During the opening ceremony, the fresh Public Prosecution assistants pledged allegiance to their responsibilities by taking the legal oath before H E the Attorney General. The Attorney General addressed the participants, emphasizing the importance of fully engaging with the course's theoretical and practical elements throughout the year. He highlighted the crucial role of Public Prosecution members in maintaining justice, the rule of law, and the protection of individual and societal rights.

The Attorney General stressed the necessity for participants to uphold the highest standards of professional integrity, independence, objectivity, and transparency. He also underscored the significance of adhering to public-service ethics and working towards earning and maintaining public trust. Al Nuaimi further highlighted the importance of teamwork and continuous learning, professional development, and recommended that participants fully utilize the course's resources to excel in their future roles.

This seventh qualifying course comprises 20 Public Prosecution assistants, forming part of a series of consecutive courses held since the implementation of Public Prosecution Law No. 9 of 2023. The year-long program spans six months of theoretical training, followed by six months of practical training at partial prosecution offices, encompassing 35 specialized subjects totalling 512 training hours.

The curriculum focuses on various aspects, procedures, and practical applications pertinent to the Public Prosecution's work. The training is conducted by senior Public Prosecution members and a selection of legal experts.