Saudi minister attends G20 judicial meeting in Brazil

Discussions focused on integrating technology, particularly AI, in justice systems, and exploring innovative technologies used by G20 courts. (SPA)
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Updated 14 May 2024
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Saudi minister attends G20 judicial meeting in Brazil

RIYADH: Saudi Minister of Justice Dr. Walid Al-Samaani took part in the G20 Summit of Supreme Courts and Constitutional Courts in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from May 12-14.

Discussions focused on integrating technology, particularly AI, in justice systems, and exploring innovative technologies used by G20 courts, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.

The summit discussed promoting citizenship and social inclusion, climate litigation and sustainable development, and digital transformation to enhance judicial efficiency.

Meanwhile, the Family Affairs Council delegation, led by its secretary-general, Dr. Maimoonah Al-Khalil, took part in the Women’s Empowerment Working Group meeting of the G20 in Brazil from May 14-15.

The first day’s session was titled “Equality, Economic Independence and the Care Economy,” while the second session focused on “Equality and Confronting Violence and Discrimination against Women.”

The meeting will conclude on the second day with the topic “Equality and Climate Justice.”

The Family Affairs Council represents Saudi Arabia in the G20, focusing on women’s empowerment.

The Women’s Empowerment Working Group, initiated under the Indian presidency in 2023, began its work under the Brazilian presidency this year.


Saudi Cabinet rejects any attempts to undermine Somalia’s unity and sovereignty

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Saudi Cabinet rejects any attempts to undermine Somalia’s unity and sovereignty

  • Chaired by Saudi Arabia's King Salman, the council of ministers stressed its rejection to any parallel entities that undermine Somalia's unity

DUBAI: The Saudi Cabinet on Tuesday reiterated its support for Somalia's sovereignty and unity, rejecting any attempt to undermine it, the Saudi Press Agency reported. 

The cabinet expressed its support for the outcome of the extraordinary meeting held by the foreign ministers of the member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation regarding the situation in Somalia, held in the city of Jeddah.

Chaired by Saudi Arabia's King Salman, the council of ministers stressed its rejection to any parallel entities that undermine Somalia's unity. 

It said the Kingdom rejected any “parallel entities that conflict with the unity of Somalia and the integrity of its territories, as well as any attempts to divide or interfere with its sovereignty.”