DOHA: The Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) Legal and Judicial Studies Centre has resumed its specialised training programme, which includes mandatory supplementary training courses which are planned to be delivered during the period from 2018 September to December.
The supplementary training courses include the programmes and workshops of the 16 mandatory training course for the new law practitioners, which will benefit 78 participants, in addition to 77 specialised training courses, covering various legal tracks and skills, expected to benefit 363 participants this year.
The training programme was commenced with the holding of the mandatory training course, In addition to organising four specialised training courses for a number of law practitioner in various governmental bodies in the country, these courses will deal with several skills and tracks, such as negotiation skills, legal problems management, administrative and judicial control, drafting of legal legislations and regulations and drafting legal memoranda.
On this occasion, Director of the Legal and Judicial Studies Centre, Fatima Bilal, said that the training programme, initiated by the MoJ under the supervision of Minister of Justice and Acting Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs H E Dr. Hassan bin Lahdan Al Hassan Mohannadi, aims at developing the skills and abilities of Qatari lawyers and providing the highest standards of legal and judicial training to meet the needs of the country in this area.
