Ministry of Justice inaugurates digital legal services

Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Justice inaugurated on Tuesday the first phase of its digital legal services, in accordance with the ministry s approved...

Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Justice inaugurated on Tuesday the first phase of its digital legal services, in accordance with the ministry's approved digital transformation plan. The package of services launched by the Documentation Department includes visual communication transactions, introduced for the first time, and automated transactions connected to the Qatar Digital Identity (QDI) system.

During the launch, Director of the Documentation Department, Areej Mohsen Al Shammari, highlighted the services, noting that the launch of digital transformation transactions in the Real Estate Registration and Documentation Sector aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030. She emphasized the ministry's commitment to developing projects and work systems to meet beneficiaries needs, enhance client satisfaction, and improve service delivery mechanisms.

Al Shammari added that this initiative would improve operational efficiency in service delivery, reduce transaction time, enhance transparency, and lessen paper dependency, supporting environmental sustainability efforts and conserving natural resources for sustainable development.

She pointed out that this step aims to enhance users' experiences with the ministry by providing advanced and easily accessible electronic services, adopting smart solutions to ensure performance quality, and keeping pace with global technological developments.

Regarding the nature of automated transactions, Al Shammari explained that these are offered and issued electronically without human intervention, including general power of attorney for cases and authorization for handling government transactions.