Oman Participates in Doha Legal Forum to Discuss Emerging Trends in Law and Governance
Doha, The Gulf Observer: The Sultanate of Oman is participating in the Doha Legal Forum being held in Doha, Qatar. The two-day international forum brings together ministers of justice, legal scholars, policymakers, and experts from around the world to discuss contemporary developments in the legal sector.
Oman’s delegation is led by Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Saidi, Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs.
The forum, themed “Emerging Trends and Forward-Looking Insights”, aims to shed light on legislative and regulatory frameworks governing key economic sectors, emphasizing their role in creating a secure and attractive environment for business and investment.
Participants are engaging in discussions on the latest legislative, judicial, and academic developments under Qatari law as well as comparative legal systems. The event seeks to promote a more efficient, transparent, and credible judicial environment that enhances public confidence and strengthens the competitiveness of national economies.
The forum also serves as a platform for exchanging experiences and visions, addressing contemporary legal challenges, and exploring prospects for legal and judicial reforms amid ongoing developments. Key discussions focus on technological, legislative, and economic innovations, as well as the evolving methods and mechanisms for dispute resolution.
