Al-Talhouni involves 6 private sector experts in the Board of Regulation of Expertise Affairs

Al-Taj News – The Minister of Justice, Dr. Bassam Al-Talhouni, decided to involve a number of representatives of the private sector and the professional and specialized sectors in the membership of the Board of Regulation of Expertise Affairs for a period of three years, based on the provisions of the Regular Courts Expertise Regulation for the year 2026, within the framework of a trend aimed at enhancing partnership with the private sector and benefiting from specialized national expertise.

The decision to expand the base of the board’s membership to include expertise from the private sector comes in a way that enhances partnership and the integration of roles between the public and private sectors, and allows professional and specialized competencies to contribute to the development of the judicial expertise system, and to keep pace with the needs of the courts and the technical and professional developments in various sectors.

Al-Talhouni stressed that involving representatives of the private sector in the board’s membership reflects the importance of benefiting from the accumulated practical and scientific expertise of institutions and professional sectors, pointing out that the diversity of specializations and expertise will enrich the board’s work and expand the base of technical knowledge available to the judiciary.

He added that this participation contributes to enhancing institutional partnership between the public and private sectors and the exchange of expertise and knowledge, which will be reflected in the development of standards for practicing expertise work, raising the quality of technical reports submitted to the courts, and enhancing the efficiency and reliability of the judicial expertise system.