Sharjah Judicial Department Engages in Singapore Convention Week 2025 to Enhance Judicial System

On September 3, 2025, the Sharjah Judicial Department took part in an important event called Singapore Convention Week 2025, which is part of its comprehensive strategy to elevate its judicial system to meet global standards. The delegation was led by Judge Dr. Mohammed Obaid Al Kaabi, along with other notable judges from the department, and this initiative is in alignment with the vision of H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, who emphasizes the significance of establishing a stronger international presence for Sharjah's judiciary.

During their visit, the delegation held a crucial meeting with the Chief Justice of Singapore and several judges from the Supreme Court. They discussed possibilities for enhancing bilateral cooperation, sharing expertise in alternative dispute resolution techniques, and integrating modern technology and artificial intelligence within judicial practices. The two parties also considered strategies to enrich Sharjah's judicial framework and increase its footprint in global judicial networks.

The MENA Region Meets Singapore." This event hosted participants from various regions who specialize in arbitration and mediation.

In his address, Dr. Al Kaabi highlighted Sharjah's initiatives aimed at enhancing alternative dispute resolution methods and restorative justice frameworks. He called for a collaborative effort between government and private sectors to achieve significant legislative reform and social impact. Furthermore, he pointed out the importance of utilizing artificial intelligence to develop a seamless dispute resolution system that aligns with global judicial trends.

The delegation also engaged with Professor Nadja Alexander of the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy to discuss training and development opportunities for Sharjah's judiciary personnel. They explored potential collaborations with the Singapore Academy of Law, gaining insights into its training programs and discussing ways to work together in preparing mediators and settlement practitioners for the future.