Dubai: Dubai Courts have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Supreme Legislation Committee in Dubai, with the aim of enhancing integration in the field of legislative development.
The commitments of both parties include the exchange of proposals, legal and technical studies, research, legal and legislative information, and the implementation of a research cooperation programme.
The memorandum also includes other areas of cooperation aimed at developing judicial work in Dubai. Among these areas are the development of the legislative process, legislative and legal education, which includes the exchange of notes and information on legislative projects, providing newly issued legislations, legal research, and participation in seminars, conferences, and workshops. The collaborative effort also includes the advancement of institutional work, training, and the exchange of legal expertise and knowledge.
The memorandum also stipulates the appointment of a coordinator to serve as a point of contact for both parties, who will be responsible for following up on the exchanged documents and correspondences, and effectively implementing the terms of the memorandum.
The agreement was signed by Professor Dr Saif Ghanem Al Suwaidi, Director-General of Dubai Courts, and Ahmed bin Masar, Secretary-General of the Supreme Legislation Committee.
Prof Dr Al Suwaidi affirmed that the signing of the MoU with the Supreme Legislation Committee reflects a joint commitment to enhancing justice and transparency in the judicial system. Bin Masar said the Committee attaches great importance to developing its cooperation and expanding its strategic partnerships with relevant entities, believing in the importance of concerted efforts to achieve the committee’s vision of crafting legislations that keep pace with the times.
