Muscat – The delegation is visiting Oman as part of an official visit aimed at enhancing cooperation between the judicial institutions of the two countries.
The meeting focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation between the judicial institutions of both countries. Discussions included developing judicial relations, exchanging expertise, and launching joint training and technical programmes to improve the performance and efficiency of the justice system.
The two sides also reviewed topics of mutual interest, most notably modernising court procedures, developing legal training mechanisms, enhancing the quality of judicial services, and expediting litigation procedures.
The Iraqi delegation was briefed on the Omani experience in developing the judicial work environment, particularly in areas related to digital transformation and the use of technology to serve justice, ensuring an improved litigants’ experience.
His Excellency Al Busaidi stressed that this visit represents an important step towards strengthening judicial relations between the Sultanate of Oman and the Republic of Iraq, noting that the exchange of knowledge and expertise constitutes a fundamental pillar for developing judicial work and building effective strategic partnerships.

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