Istanbul:Qatar took part in the Istanbul Justice Summit 2026, organized by the Republic of Turkiye.
According to Qatar News Agency, the country was represented by Assistant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice for Real Estate Registration and Documentation Affairs, Amer Saeed AlGhafri. Also present was HE Consul General of the State of Qatar in Istanbul, Dr. Nayef bin Jassim Al Abduljabbar.
The summit served as an international venue for decision-makers, experts, and specialists to share expertise and insights, discuss common challenges, and explore the future of justice and legal systems amid rapid global change.
Sessions at the event focused on crucial topics such as international humanitarian law, human rights, international arbitration, and the future of the legal profession. Additionally, they examined the impact of technological advancements, artificial intelligence applications, cybercrime, and methods for delivering justice in the digital era.
Qatar's involvement underscores the Ministry of Justice's dedication to exchanging successful international experiences and expertise, actively participating in specialized discussions about the future of justice and modern legislation. The aim is to adopt leading practices to enhance the justice sector, aligning with the State's strategic goal of building an advanced legal system that supports sustainable development and adapts to global advancements.
