Qatar’s Investment and Trade Court has introduced a specialized training program for law firms, designed to familiarize lawyers with the court’s operations and the procedures for commercial and investment litigation.
This initiative is part of the court’s ongoing efforts to improve legal practices, enhance cooperation with law firms, and strengthen the country’s judicial system.
Key Features of Investment and Trade Court’s Training Program
The program includes training on the electronic ‘Taqadi’ system and a review of the latest technological updates that contribute to facilitating judicial services and enhancing the quality of judicial performance.
The training program includes a series of practical sessions and visual presentations led by court staff, providing participants with hands-on experience of daily judicial procedures. This approach enhances their understanding of both digital systems and the procedural rules followed throughout the litigation process.
The Investment and Trade Court’s new training program comes as part of the Investment and Trade Court’s efforts to enhance cooperation with law firms and transfer practical knowledge to legal practitioners. This contributes to developing performance and raising professional efficiency, in line with the Supreme Judicial Council’s direction towards building an advanced judicial system based on quality and professionalism.
Participants’ Appreciation for the Court’s Initiative
According to the statement, the participants expressed their gratitude for the court’s initiative in organizing this high-quality program, highlighting that such efforts play a key role in advancing legal practices and showcase the court’s leadership in driving the digital transformation of judicial services.
Sultan Al-Abdullah, Managing Partner and Lawyer of Sultan Al-Abdullah & Partners, praised the efforts of the Investment and Trade Court in organizing this program and expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to participate.
Furthermore, Al-Abdullah emphasized the importance of considering the proposals put forward for adoption within the development plans, given their direct impact on supporting the digital justice system and improving the quality of services provided through the litigation platform.
