The Iraqi judiciary, represented by "Laith Jabr", the head of the judicial inspection authority of the country, participated in the 30th meeting of the heads of judicial inspection bodies and organizations of Arab countries, which was held in the city of Salalah, Sultanate of Oman, on behalf of the Supreme Judicial Council of Iraq.
Review of Key Issues in the Meeting
This meeting focused on various topics related to the development of the performance of judicial inspection bodies. The formulation of regulations and mechanisms related to the "Arab Judicial Inspection Award" and the review of proposals and indicators presented by the Iraqi judicial inspection authority regarding this award were at the top of the agenda of this meeting.
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Participants exchanged views on evaluation indicators and improving judges' performance. The aim of these discussions was to enhance the quality of judicial matters and strengthen the principles of professionalism, independence, and impartiality in the judiciary of Arab countries.
The Role of Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Inspection
Furthermore, the role of artificial intelligence in analyzing the quality of judicial rulings and decisions and the possibility of employing modern technologies in the development of inspection and judicial evaluation matters were examined. This topic can be seen as an effective tool for improving judicial processes and increasing the accuracy and speed of decision-making in the judicial authorities of Arab countries.
Attendees at this meeting also discussed topics such as supporting the independence of the judiciary, modernizing inspection mechanisms, exchanging experiences among inspection bodies of Arab countries, and integrating judicial perspectives and approaches to enhance the level of judicial performance in the Arab world. These discussions could serve as a foundation for establishing an international cooperation network in the field of judicial inspection.
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