Doha, June 26 (QNA) - The Center for Legal and Judicial Studies concluded four training courses targeted at several legal professionals from various government ministries and entities. This comes as part of its efforts to enhance legal skills and meet the training needs of national cadres.

The first course addressed liability arising from the use of AI in the medical field. It aimed to introduce participants to the concept of artificial intelligence, its medical uses, and the legal liability resulting from such utilization. It also reviewed modern legal trends regarding assigning liability to smart systems.

The second course discussed provisions on mortgaging movable assets in Qatari law, focusing on developing participants' legal knowledge regarding the provisions regulating mortgages and the resulting obligations and rights under national legislation.

The third course examined provisions regulating the work of experts in Qatari law as part of the qualification programs for accredited experts. The fourth course addressed trial procedures and appeals against criminal judgments, aiming to hone participants' legal skills in the field of pleading before courts and familiarize them with the legal mechanisms for appealing judgments.

The fifth course covered provisions of the Qatari inheritance division procedures law, with the aim of enabling participants to gain familiarity with the legal and procedural aspects related to the implementation of inheritance division provisions.

Director of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Ministry of Justice Dr. Abdullah Hamad Al Khalidi, emphasized the importance of organizing such specialized courses, which keep pace with developments in the legal system and contribute to the advancement of legal cadres working in the government sector. He noted that the Center, based on the Ministry of Justice's vision of development and modernization, is working to develop advanced training programs that align with the digital and technological transformation the country is witnessing, thus contributing to supporting the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030. (QNA)