Manama:The Sultanate of Oman took part in the 12th periodic meeting of the heads of Supreme and Cassation Courts from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), held in Manama, Bahrain. The meeting aimed to bolster judicial cooperation and the exchange of expertise among GCC judicial institutions.
According to Oman News Agency, the Omani delegation was led by Khalid Rashid Al Manwari, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court. The meeting's agenda included discussions on the electronic Gulf judicial magazine and efforts to combat money laundering and human trafficking. The participants also selected the topic for the 2027 annual report.
Proposals such as the GCC Award for Research and Studies in Judicial Fields were presented, alongside recommendations from the first annual conference on judicial experiences. The meeting also reviewed emerging judicial systems and an annual report on judicial experiences for affiliates of the Supreme and Cassation courts.
Participants explored ways to enhance the exchange of significant judicial rulings and principles based on laws issued by GCC courts. Other topics included developments on the electronic platform for Gulf judicial rulings, the Gulf bilateral visits program, and the Administrative Excellence Award.
The involvement of the Supreme Judicial Council underscores its commitment to advancing Gulf judicial cooperation and integration, contributing to the development of the judicial system and enhancing performance efficiency in line with evolving judicial work.
