Ministry to hold international conference on justice in Riyadh on March
The Ministry of Justice has announced holding the International Conference on Justice in Riyadh on March 5-6, in the presence of experts, legal figures and specialists from around the world to exchange knowledge and expertise, discuss opinions and thoughts, and enhance relations in the field of justice.
Minister of Justice Dr Walid Al-Samaani extended gratitude to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, for their support and empowerment of the justice sector, noting that the ministry, as part of its endeavours to develop justice technologies, will hold the conference to act as an encompassing umbrella for specialists in the justice and legal field.
The conference to be held under the theme: "We facilitate access to justice with digital technologies", discusses ways to develop the justice sector, develop expertise and share knowledge to facilitate access to justice and provide valuable visions on how best to utilize technology to improve the performance of courts and justice sectors and discuss the challenges they face to find solutions that can improve the quality of services provided to beneficiaries.
The conference will see over 4,000 participants, more than 50 speakers, 15 panel discussions and workshops, an exhibition on justice technologies, and accompanying events that enable participants to discuss digital transformation and artificial intelligence strategies in the justice sector.
The conference to be held under the theme: "We facilitate access to justice with digital technologies", discusses ways to develop the justice sector, develop expertise and share knowledge to facilitate access to justice and provide valuable visions on how best to utilize technology to improve the performance of courts and justice sectors and discuss the challenges they face to find solutions that can improve the quality of services provided to beneficiaries.
The conference will see over 4,000 participants, more than 50 speakers, 15 panel discussions and workshops, an exhibition on justice technologies, and accompanying events that enable participants to discuss digital transformation and artificial intelligence strategies in the justice sector.
