A meeting chaired by Senior General Abdul Amir Al-Shammari, Director of the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, examined ways to standardize legal procedures and operational practices across military courts and Internal Security Forces courts, aiming to improve coordination among the relevant judicial and security institutions.
In a statement, the Office of the Commander-in-Chief said the meeting was attended by the Interior Ministry’s legal adviser, the heads of public prosecution at the Ministries of Defense and Interior, the heads of the Internal Security Forces Court and the First Military Court, as well as deputy directors of the ministries’ legal departments and several legal and judicial officials.
Participants reviewed issues related to the operation of courts and investigative boards, focusing on harmonizing procedures, implementing arrest warrants, and regulating the conduct of hearings in military and Internal Security Forces courts.
The meeting concluded with a recommendation to establish a joint committee comprising representatives from the Ministries of Defense and Interior and the Office of the Commander-in-Chief. The committee will examine the issues discussed and develop unified procedures to strengthen legal consistency, coordination, and cooperation among the institutions concerned.
