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Bahrain’s Parliament has approved a proposal calling for intensified awareness campaigns to combat electronic fraud, using television, social media, and other communication platforms to educate the public. Spearheaded by five MPs, with Foreign Affairs, Defence, and National Security Committee Vice-Chairman Hassan Ibrahim leading the effort, the initiative aims to shield citizens and residents from financial …

Bahrain Steps Up Fight Against Cyber Fraud with Awareness Push Read More »

In a decisive move to combat illegal immigration, Saudi Arabia’s security forces have successfully deported 10,295 individuals in a weeklong crackdown from January 23 to 29, 2025. The Ministry of Interior disclosed that these deportations were part of a larger operation that saw a total of 21,564 arrests made across the Kingdom. The arrests were …

Mass Deportations in Saudi Arabia: Over 10,000 Illegal Residents Removed in One Week Read More »

In a bold crackdown on corruption, Saudi Arabia’s Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha) arrested 158 government employees across multiple ministries in January alone. These individuals face serious charges, including bribery and abuse of office. The arrests spanned a wide range of government sectors, including the Ministries of Interior, Defense, National Guard, Justice, Health, Education, Commerce, …

Saudi Anti-Corruption Drive: 158 Ministry Employees Arrested in January Read More »

Saudi Arabia has introduced a groundbreaking initiative to streamline the recovery of embezzled public funds and expedite justice in corruption cases. King Salman, in a royal decree, has approved new regulations aimed at facilitating voluntary financial settlements for individuals and organizations involved in corruption. Mazen Al-Kahmous, the chairman of the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha), …

Saudi Arabia Unveils New Financial Settlement Framework to Combat Corruption Read More »

In a significant move to strengthen legal cooperation, Qatar and Egypt have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) focused on justice and law. The agreement was formalized by Qatar’s Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs, Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi, and Egypt’s Minister of Justice, Counselor Adnan Fangri, who is currently …

Qatar and Egypt Forge Stronger Legal Ties with New MoU Read More »

Tunisia’s government is setting an ambitious legislative agenda, with Prime Minister Kamel Madouri spearheading discussions on key reforms during a high-stakes Council of Ministers meeting at the Government Palace in Kasbah. The session focused on sweeping legislative proposals covering healthcare, civil protection, and education—sectors deemed critical to the country’s long-term development. One major point of …

Tunisia Charts Bold Course with Legislative Overhaul and Investment Push Read More »

In a bold step to empower shoppers and maintain high standards, Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has introduced a mobile application that puts consumer protection at users’ fingertips. Through the app, residents can swiftly report concerns about product quality, service shortcomings, or suspicious pricing practices. This initiative underscores MoCI’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding …

Qatar’s Consumer App Revolutionizes Market Accountability Read More »

In a decisive move aimed at addressing public concerns, Bahrain’s Shura Council has unanimously approved a proposal to regulate construction, demolition, and drilling activities in residential neighborhoods during specific hours and days. This landmark decision, rooted in a proposal spearheaded last year, promises to balance urban development with residents’ peace of mind. The initiative, led …

Bahrain’s Noise-Relief Construction Law Moves Closer to Reality Read More »

In an unprecedented leap toward digital modernization, Saudi Arabia’s judicial system transformed dramatically in 2024, with 98% of over 2.3 million court sessions conducted remotely. This groundbreaking shift, driven by the Ministry of Justice, underscores the nation’s commitment to harnessing technology to streamline legal processes and deliver swift resolutions. The introduction of electronic litigation services, …

Saudi Arabia’s Justice Revolution: 98% of Court Sessions Go Virtual in 2024 Read More »

In a pivotal session at the Tamim bin Hamad Hall, Qatar’s Shura Council moved forward on amendments to a decade-old advertising regulation. The council approved changes to Law No. 1 of 2012, aiming to refine the oversight and placement of advertisements across the nation. The draft law now heads to the government for final consideration. …

Qatar’s Shura Council Charts New Path with Advertising Law Amendments Read More »