AI Advances Support For Sharjah’s Judicial System, Says Deputy Ruler As Three Judges Take Oath

Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly important role in the development of Sharjah’s judicial and justice system, Dr Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, has said, highlighting the emirate’s efforts to integrate advanced technologies into the administration of justice.

 

Dr Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed made the remarks as he witnessed the swearing-in of three members of Sharjah’s judicial authority at His Highness’s office. The judges who took the oath were Saeed Khalfan Rashid Al Shaali, Ali Rashid Obaid Bin Hadeh Al Suwaidi and Dr Suhail Ali Saeed Khalaf Al Naqbi.

 

Congratulating the newly sworn-in judges, the Deputy Ruler emphasised the responsibility borne by members of the judicial and justice authorities in maintaining community stability, upholding justice and integrity, protecting rights and reinforcing the rule of law.

 

He also highlighted the significant progress made in strengthening Sharjah’s judicial system through the adoption of the latest artificial intelligence technologies, alongside continued communication and cooperation through forums and meetings.

 

These initiatives are helping create an integrated working environment in which members of the judicial and justice authorities can carry out their responsibilities effectively and work towards the system’s wider objectives, he added.

 

The three judges expressed their gratitude for the confidence placed in them, pledging to discharge their duties with honesty and integrity and uphold justice and the law in society.

 

The ceremony was attended by Counsellor Dr Mansour Mohammed Bin Nassar, Chairman of the Legal Department of Sharjah and Vice Chairman of the Judicial Council; Dr Mohammed Obaid Al Kaabi, Chairman of the Judicial Department; Ahmed Abdullah Al Mulla, Head of the Court of Cassation; and Counsellor Anwar Amin Al Harmoudi, Attorney General of the Emirate of Sharjah.

 

Other senior officials present included Dr Salama Rashid Salem Al Ketbi, Head of the Judicial Inspection Department; Dr Saeed Ali Bahbooh Al Naqbi, Head of the Courts of Appeal; Dr Omar Obaid Al Ghoul Al Salami, Head of the Courts of First Instance; and Sheikh Faisal Bin Ali Al Mualla, Secretary-General of the Judicial Council.