Riyadh has hosted the second edition of the International Judicial Conference, gathering prominent judges, legal scholars, and justice experts from around the world to discuss ways to strengthen global judicial cooperation and modernize legal systems in line with evolving legislative and technological frameworks.
Organized under the patronage of the Supreme Judicial Council and supported by the Ministry of Justice, the conference served as a global platform for exchanging experiences and exploring the impact of digital transformation and artificial intelligence on the future of justice.
The event featured in-depth sessions on digital justice transformation, AI in litigation, sustainable justice, and cross-border legal collaboration. Attendees also reviewed Saudi Arabia’s successful experience in digital judiciary reform, which has enhanced transparency, speed, and efficiency in case resolution.
Speakers highlighted the Kingdom’s growing role as a leader in judicial innovation, noting that its continuous efforts to integrate technology into the justice system reflect a strong commitment to fair, accessible, and modern legal governance.
The conference marks another milestone in Saudi Arabia’s journey to position itself as a global hub for modern justice and legal excellence, in alignment with Vision 2030’s goals of institutional efficiency and international cooperation.
