Qatar participates in meeting of Attorneys General in GCC Countries
<p>Manama: The State of Qatar, represented by the Public Prosecution, participated in the 18th meeting of the Attorneys General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, held in the Kingdom of Bahrain.</p> <p>The Qatari delegation was led by First Attorney General and Director of the Judicial Inspection Department at the Public Prosecution, Abdullah Mohammed Al Maliki.</p> <p>The…
Manama witnessed the 18th gathering of Attorneys General from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, where Qatar, through its Public Prosecution, took part. The delegation was headed by First Attorney General and Judicial Inspection Department Director, Abdullah Mohammed Al Maliki. The discussions covered a range of topics, primarily focusing on the role of artificial intelligence in GCC public prosecution offices, the creation of joint investigation teams, and the creation of a standardized regulation for public prosecution members' inspections.
Qatar's Public Prosecution unveiled a self-service platform for inmates in penal and correctional facilities. This digital tool allows inmates to communicate securely with the Public Prosecution via smart devices, powered by artificial intelligence. The meeting concluded with the bestowing of the "Hamed Al-Othman Award" on several prominent members of GCC public prosecution offices, including Turki Rashid Al Mohannadi, Qatar's Public Prosecutor and Director of the Institute of Criminal Studies.
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