Baku:The State of Qatar, through its Public Prosecution, participated in the 18th meeting of the Attorneys General from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, hosted in Bahrain.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Qatari delegation was led by Abdullah Mohammed Al Maliki, First Attorney General and Director of the Judicial Inspection Department at the Public Prosecution. The meeting covered several key agenda items, including the development of guidelines for using artificial intelligence in GCC public prosecution offices, the creation of joint investigation teams, and the adoption of a unified regulation for inspecting the work of public prosecution members.
The meeting also involved reviewing joint cooperation protocols and examining unified judicial instructions for prosecution members. Additionally, there was a presentation on the public prosecution offices' experiences across the GCC states.
The Public Prosecution of Qatar introduced its "self-service platform" for inmates in penal and correctional institutions, a tool designed to allow inmates to communicate directly and securely with the Public Prosecution using smart devices powered by artificial intelligence.
At the meeting's conclusion, several distinguished members from the GCC public prosecution offices were honored with the "Hamed Al-Othman Award." Among those recognized was Turki Rashid Al Mohannadi, the Public Prosecutor and Director of the Institute of Criminal Studies at Qatar's Public Prosecution.