The Ministry of Justice’s Center for Legal and Judicial Studies (LJSC) celebrated this week the graduation of the 21st mandatory training course for new lawyers, and the 14th mandatory training course for trainee lawyers. The two courses brought together 118 legal professionals, including 22 trainee lawyers, who completed their specialised courses for 2024 at the LJSC.
HE the Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Ibrahim bin Ali al-Mohannadi distributed certificates to the graduates, congratulating and wishing them thrilling professional careers. HE al-Mohannadi said the new batch is a qualitative boost to the Qatari legal cadres who can upgrade the legal system in a way that meets the needs of the state, the Third National Development Strategy requirements, and the goals of the human development pillar of the Qatar National Vision 2030.
He stressed the Ministry of Justice’s keenness to provide various national institutions and the government sector with qualified cadres to perform their duties professionally and responsibly in various legal fields and specialisations, in a manner that embodies the government’s will to uphold the rule of law and consolidate the values of quality in work and excellence in performance.
Meanwhile, LJSC Director Dr Abdullah Hamad al-Khaldi congratulated the graduates and said the LJSC would enhance training and qualification programmes in accordance with the latest systems in force and successful experiences in this field, as part of the Ministry’s development and modernisation vision.
He added the LJSC would also leverage the latest new technologies that support the legal sector through digital transformation programmes and artificial intelligence technologies, and will enhance its national partnerships to meet the training needs of various governmental and semi-governmental institutions in the country.
Al-Khaldi added that the LJSC is working on reviewing training programs to verify their quality, and is also seeking to create specialized programs in the governmental and semi-governmental sectors, in a way that ensures the achievement of the Ministry of Justice’s strategic goals, primarily providing training needs for various governmental and semi-governmental agencies across the country.
Trainee lawyers valedictorian Sheikh Tamim bin Mohammed al-Thani thanked the Ministry of Justice, represented by the LJSC, for the valuable experience and knowledge and values of integrity and commitment the trainees acquired, that make them fully aware of their responsibilities. Thanks to these values, the trainees will effectively contribute to growth and prosperity of the society, and achieving Qatar National Vision 2030, and being part of a future in which justice prevails and noble values flourish, he said.
