Qatar took part in the 13th St. Petersburg International Legal Forum, reinforcing its commitment to global legal collaboration. The event, held under the theme “Law: Lessons of the Past for the World of the Future,” ran from May 19 to 21 at the ExpoForum Convention and Exhibition Center in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs, Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi, led Qatar’s delegation. He also held a sideline meeting with Yilmaz Tunç, the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Turkiye. The two officials discussed strengthening legal and judicial cooperation between Qatar and Turkiye, focusing on enhancing joint initiatives and sharing best practices.
The international legal forum attracted legal experts, ministers, and practitioners from around the world. Its goal was to examine ways to expand bilateral cooperation, sign agreements, and exchange expertise across justice ministries.
Throughout the three-day event, participants engaged in specialized exhibitions, interactive sessions, panel discussions, and lectures. Topics included legal reform, innovation, and the integration of modern technologies into legal systems. These sessions also showcased major achievements and progressive legal frameworks from various countries.
A key highlight of the forum was the open ministerial meeting, which brought together justice ministers from participating nations. They discussed future-oriented strategies for legal development and emphasized the importance of cross-border partnerships.
Qatar’s involvement in the forum reflects its proactive role in global legal dialogue. By joining platforms like the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum, Qatar aims to foster mutual understanding and support the modernization of legal systems worldwide.
