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Saudi Arabia joins Arab Union for Administrative Judiciary
Saudi Arabia has officially joined the Arab Union for Administrative Judiciary, becoming the sixteenth member of the organization. The signing ceremony took place at the headquarters of the Egyptian State Council in Cairo.
The agreement was signed by Dr. Ali bin Ahmed Al-Ahidab, President of the Saudi Board of Grievances and Chairman of the Administrative Judicial Council, and Counselor Mahmoud Ibrahim Abu Al-Dahab, President of the Arab Union for Administrative Judiciary and President of the Egyptian State Council.
This membership aims to enhance judicial cooperation across the Arab world, facilitating the exchange of legal expertise, knowledge, and judicial sciences. The Saudi Board of Grievances intends to share its experiences in institutional development, digital transformation, and the application of artificial intelligence within the judicial process to support regional legal integration.
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Ali bin Ahmed Al-Ahidab · Arab Union for Administrative Judiciary · Egyptian State Council · Mahmoud Ibrahim Abu Al-Dahab · Saudi Board of Grievances