Oman Legal Tech Summit 2026 to Drive Technology Adoption Across Legal and Regulatory Systems

Oman is set to witness a major push towards legal sector modernisation with the Oman Legal Tech Summit 2026 scheduled to take place on February 9 and 10 at the Sheraton Oman Hotel in Muscat. Presented by HAQQ Legal AI, the summit is positioned as the Sultanate’s leading legal technology conference and is aligned with Oman Vision 2040, the national roadmap focused on economic diversification, institutional development and digital transformation.

The two-day event aims to accelerate the adoption of technology across legal systems to enhance legal workflows, strengthen compliance and risk management frameworks, and improve access to justice. Organisers said the summit will serve as a platform for dialogue and collaboration between government entities, law firms, corporate legal departments and technology providers operating in the legal and regulatory space.

The programme will feature keynote addresses, expert panel discussions, interactive workshops and technology demonstrations by industry practitioners and solution providers. More than 50 speakers and 30 legal technology companies are expected to participate, with over 500 delegates projected to attend from Oman and across the GCC.

Participants are expected to gain practical insights into emerging legal technologies, including artificial intelligence-driven legal automation, contract lifecycle management systems, digital compliance solutions and secure data governance platforms. Discussions will also focus on how these tools are reshaping traditional legal practices and improving efficiency within law firms, corporate legal teams, courts and regulatory bodies.

Key themes on the agenda include the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in legal practice, digital transformation strategies for law firms and legal departments, data protection and regulatory compliance, blockchain and smart contracts, legal analytics and predictive tools, and cybersecurity challenges facing legal professionals. According to organisers, these sessions are designed to support innovation, enhance operational efficiency and equip legal leaders to navigate an evolving regulatory and technological landscape.

The Oman Legal Tech Summit 2026 is targeted at senior decision-makers and practitioners across the legal and regulatory ecosystem. Attendees are expected to include general counsels, chief legal officers, legal directors, compliance and risk heads, law firm partners, regulators, policymakers, legal operations leaders, IT and digital transformation heads, as well as legal technology providers. Startups, consultants and innovators working in legal automation, governance, data protection and regulatory technology are also expected to take part, with the summit offering opportunities for networking and collaboration.

Speakers announced for the event include Talal Al-Saadi, Director of the Office of the Undersecretary at the Ministry of Interior; Dr Abdalla Sulaiman Alhammadi, Chief Innovation Officer and Strategy Director at the UAE Ministry of Justice; Khalid Al Balushi, Chief Corporate Officer at Oman Reinsurance Company SAOG; Ali Said Al-Kalbani, Chief Legal Officer at Khimji Ramdas LLC; and Dr Jihad Rashid Al Wahshi, Head of Data Management at the Central Bank of Oman.

HAQQ Legal AI has been named the presenting partner for the summit. Legora will participate as the platinum partner, while Provakil is the gold partner. Corporify, DiliTrust and Melento are supporting the event as silver partners, and Moltazim has joined as the RegTech partner. Organisers said additional speakers, panelists and partners from government entities, leading law firms, corporates and legal technology providers across Oman and the wider GCC will be announced in due course.

Registration for the Oman Legal Tech Summit 2026 is currently open. For more information, visit www.omanlegalsummit.com or contact the organisers on +968 7730 3307.

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