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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.  

The State of Qatar participated in the 28th meeting of Their Excellencies the Undersecretaries of the Ministries of Justice in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, held virtually on Wednesday.The State of Qatar's delegation was led by HE Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice, Saeed bin Abdullah Al Suwaidi.The meeting addressed several topics related to strengthening joint judicial, legal, and legislative cooperation among the GCC Ministries of Justice.The meeting was also briefed on a report on the meetings of the Committee of Officials of the Departments of International Cooperation and International Relations at the Ministries of Justice in the GCC countries for 2026, as well as the General Secretariat's memorandum regarding the meeting of the Committee of Directors and Heads of Legal and Judicial Training Centers and Institutes in the GCC countries for the same year. Appropriate decisions were taken in their regard, contributing to supporting the progress of joint Gulf action, enhancing integration, and promoting the exchange of expertise between the Ministries of Justice of the GCC countries.

The third edition of the Web Summit Qatar, scheduled for February 1, is witnessing a strong demand for participation, more than four months before its launch, with expectations of attracting approximately 30,000 participants from more than 120 countries. This came during the meeting of the Web Summit Permanent Organising Committee today in Qatar, chaired by HE Director of the Government Communications Office (GCO) Sheikh Jassim bin Mansour bin Jabor Al-Thani. The Committee received reports on significant demand for exhibition space, tickets, masterclasses and speaking opportunities, more than four months ahead of the event. This strong interest and engagement reflect confidence in Qatar's position as a leading destination for entrepreneurs, investors and startups to convene. The 2026 edition is set to welcome 30,000 attendees from over 120 countries, including more than 1,500 startups, 700 investors, 350 speakers, and 600 media representatives, making it the largest and most diverse Web Summit Qatar to date. More than 80 partnership agreements have been signed with leading international institutions in the fields of technology, media, and investment. HE GCO Director, Sheikh Jassim bin Mansour bin Jabor Al-Thani said, "Web Summit Qatar 2026 will bring together leading figures from technology, digital economy and entrepreneurship, demonstrating Qatar's ability to convene world-class events. Next year's Web Summit provides an ideal platform to strengthen our innovation and entrepreneurship landscape, expand our global presence, support Qatar National Vision 2030 goals in building a diversified, knowledge-based economy founded on innovation, and establish the country as a major regional and international business hub."