Dubai Courts' Leadership Council for Development and Creativity seeks to enhance institutional excellence and judicial services

The Leadership Council for Institutional Development and Creativity at Dubai Courts held its regular meeting, chaired by His Excellency Prof. Saif Ghanem Al Suwaidi, Director-General of Dubai Courts. In attendance were senior officials including Judge Judge Abdul Qader Mousa, President of the Court of Cassation; Judge Omar Miran, Deputy Director-General of Dubai Courts; Judge Eisa Al Sharif, President of the Court of Appeal; Judge Mohammed Jassim Al Shamsi, President of the Court of Inheritance; and Judge Khaled Al Hosani, President of the Courts of First Instance. They were joined by Abdulrahim Ahli, Executive Director of the Establishment Support and Communication Sector; Mohammed Al Obaidli, Executive Director of the Case Management Sector; and Ibrahim Al Hosani, Executive Director of the Settlement and Execution Sector, alongside other department directors.
 

The council discussed a range of topics and reviewed strategic initiatives aimed at fostering innovation and improving institutional performance. These efforts are intended to solidify Dubai's position as a leading destination for advanced judicial services, in line with the Emirate's vision for sustainable development and global leadership. The meeting also saw the approval of updated frameworks designed to simplify access to judicial services and increase their efficiency. 

During the meeting, the council emphasised the importance of embedding excellence as an institutional culture within the judicial system. This, it stated, was crucial for streamlining judicial processes, improving operational quality, enhancing workplace efficiency, and ensuring user satisfaction. The council also commended the effective community initiatives launched by the Dubai Courts, notably 'Goodwill Courts,' which reflects the Courts' commitment to providing legal aid to those in need. Another highlighted initiative was 'Facilitating Services for the Affairs of the Deceased,' which helps streamline procedures and offers essential support to bereaved families. 

In further detail, the council reviewed the final preparations for the launch of a new Judicial Operations and Control Room. The facility is designed to improve the efficiency of case tracking and ensure swift resolutions, thereby enhancing both the user experience and the overall effectiveness of the judicial system.

 His Excellency Al Suwaidi approved the updated framework for the 'Goodwill Courts' service, endorsing new enhancements designed to improve its efficiency and expand its reach to more beneficiaries. The move is consistent with Dubai Courts' commitment to social responsibility and the provision of sustainable, high-quality services.

In a related development, the meeting addressed the 'Facilitating Services for the Affairs of the Deceased' project. The council reviewed the the Courts' contributions to the second phase of the initiative, which is regarded as a leading national effort to support bereaved families and streamline related procedures.

Furthermore, the council reviewed the preliminary results of the 'Appointed Expert' model and discussed the progress achieved. The model is designed to improve case management efficiency as part of the Courts' commitment to accelerating judgments, enhancing the quality of technical reports, and adopting innovative solutions in support of swift justice. 

The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the commitment to achieving strategic objectives by adopting global best practices and continuously developing judicial services to meet future challenges and societal expectations.