Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar took part on Monday in a meeting of senior prosecutors from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to discuss further judicial cooperation.
The 17th meeting of Their Excellencies GCC assistant attorneys general and prosecutors was held virtually and discussed rules for using AI in public prosecution work, the formation of a Gulf-wide joint investigation teams and mechanisms for cooperation among GCC prosecution authorities.
Participants further examined unified models for international cooperation among the public prosecution and prosecution authorities of GCC member states.
Qatar was represented by Abdullah Mohammed Al Maliki, First Attorney General and Director of the Judicial Inspection Department, along with several Public Prosecution officials.
The discussions are part of preparations for the 18th meeting of Their Excellencies GCC Attorneys General and Prosecutors, which is due to be held in October.
