Dubai, November 22 (QNA) - The Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre (QICDRC) took part in the 2025 IACA Conference -Global Perspectives on Court Administration, convened in Dubai under the theme: "Global Perspectives on Court Administration: Exploring Models, Maximizing Efficiency, and Embracing Technology".

Attended by QICDRC CEO Faisal Rashid Al Sahouti, and with the participation of heads of judicial bodies, judges, and directors of judicial academies from around the world, the four-day conference addressed numerous subjects, including the impact of artificial intelligence on justice enforcement, optimization of court administration, efficiency and access to justice, and various court models, chief among them administrative courts and judicial commissions, alongside relevant topics aimed at upgrading judicial work and court administrative systems.

In a panel discussion on access to justice, Case Progression Officer at QICDRC, Muna Al Kaabi elaborated on the court's efforts to facilitate access to justice for all through multiple initiatives, including the launch of a legal clinic that provides legal assistance to individuals unable to afford the costs of litigation, including the provision of legal advice.

Al Kaabi further explained the e-court system, which enables parties and their legal representatives to file lawsuits, track their progress, receive court notifications, and attend hearing sessions virtually something that literally saves time and effort while enhancing the user experience.

She highlighted that the court provides all resources and references relevant to the QICDRC's rules and litigation procedures, ensuring that all parties are well-informed of procedural measures.

This approach, she explained, helps avoid mistakes and contributes to efficient and smooth proceedings, as procedures can be conducted in both Arabic and English, offering the public the option to use their preferred language.

QICDRC's engagement in this conference underscores its commitment to sharing judicial expertise and knowledge with other courts, reviewing state-of-the-art judicial practices in the country, and highlighting the significant evolution in service digitization and top-notch services provided to the public. (QNA)