Judicial System

Judicial System in Saudi Arabia
The training programs include study inside and outside
Saudi Arabia and the number of those who received study
outside Saudi Arabia reached seventy two (72) of the staff.
2. Developing a Mechanism for Work and a Plan for
Training:
King Abdulla Project for Reforming the Judiciary has
adopted many steps for development represented in formulating
a strategy for developing the judiciary, setting up a center for
judicial training in the Ministry of Justice, forming a committee
for conferences, symposiums and workshops, besides
preparing a program for job analysis for all administrative jobs
to determine the real need, quantitatively and qualitatively, for
training and qualification. As well, the Ministry of Justice has
developed its relationships with many sectors and educations
institutions inside and outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
by signing cooperation agreements to train its human cadres.
These institutions include: Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud
Islamic University, Dammam University, Qassim University
and Princess Nora University with respect to presenting Sharia
and social studies, legal consultation and training human
cadres. The Ministry of Justice has also signed an agreement
with King Saud University to provide consultants in judicial,
media, engineering and computer fields.
In addition, the Ministry of Justice has signed a memorandum
of understanding with Southern Illinois University at
Carbondale in social work, filing and support of conciliation
offices, and with the Saudi Ministry of Social Affairs in the
field of training human cadres and personal development.
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