The Legal and Judicial Studies Center of the Ministry of Justice signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for cooperation in the fields of training and legal qualification with the British University of Queen Mary of London, in the presence of HE Minister of Justice Dr. Hassan bin Lahan Al-Mohannadi.
Under the MoU, signed by Fatima Abdulaziz Bilal, Director of the Legal and Judicial Studies Centre at the Ministry of Justice, and Dr. David Sadler, Vice President of Queen Mary University of London, the two sides will cooperate in all legal, academic and professional fields to prepare and qualify Qatari lawyers in various legal disciplines as well as to exchange documents, publications, scientific research and other means that can contribute to the development of legal knowledge and skills.
The two parties are also to cooperate in the curricula and training programs, legal qualification adopted by the parties, exchange of professors and trainers, and organize programs of mutual visits for students and professors.
In her speech on the occasion of the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding, Fatima Bilal stressed the importance of the Memorandum of Cooperation, which culminated in more than a year of in-depth discussions between the two parties to maximize the expertise and knowledge provided by Queen Mary University for researchers and legal experts in general to suit the training needs of Qatari cadres.
Source: QNA
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