Oman Participates in Doha Legal Forum

The Sultanate of Oman is participating in the Doha Legal Forum, which is being held in Doha, State of Qatar, with the attendance of ministers of justice, legal scholars, policymakers and experts from various countries around the world.

Oman’s delegation is led by Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Saidi, Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs, reflecting the Sultanate’s commitment to engaging in international legal dialogue and exchanging expertise in the field of law and justice.

Held over two days under the theme “Emerging Trends and Forward-Looking Insights”, the forum seeks to highlight legislative and regulatory frameworks governing key economic sectors, and to examine their role in providing a safe, transparent and attractive environment for investment and development.

The forum addresses the latest legislative, judicial and academic developments within the framework of Qatari law, alongside comparative legal systems. It aims to contribute to the development of a more efficient and transparent legislative and judicial environment, strengthening confidence in the justice system and enhancing the competitiveness of national economies.

Discussions at the forum focus on the exchange of perspectives and experiences, the examination of contemporary legal challenges, and the exploration of future prospects for legal and judicial action amid rapid developments in the sector. Key topics include technological, legislative and economic changes, the growing role of innovation, and evolving mechanisms and methods for dispute resolution.

Through its participation, Oman underscores the importance of international cooperation in advancing legal systems and promoting best practices that support sustainable development and the rule of law.