Establishing a new headquarters for the “Judicial Training Institute” in Abu Dhabi

The Minister of Justice, Abdullah bin Sultan Al Nuaimi, announced the start of work on establishing the new headquarters of the Judicial Training Institute in Abu Dhabi, with a capacity of more than 300 people, so that it meets the institute’s needs for technological infrastructure and a training and work base.

Al-Nuaimi explained that the Ministry has introduced many ambitious training programs into the programs of the Judicial Training Institute, which included educational programs related to artificial intelligence and data analysis in the “Preparing Assistant Prosecutors” programs. The Institute has also succeeded, in cooperation with local universities, in developing academic tracks in the Training Institute. Judiciary by launching a master’s program in law.

In his response to a parliamentary question during the Federal National Council session today, he pointed out that the value of the institute’s operating expenses last year amounted to 10 million and 559 thousand dirhams, while the value of revenues from services did not exceed 2 million and 847 thousand, pointing out that this support reflects the commitment to The state is developing the judicial and legal sector, which has a positive impact on strengthening the national economy and supporting its sustainability. The institute’s budget for the current year, 2025, also witnessed an increase of 1.14%, as the institute represents A vital resource for qualifying and developing legal cadres at the federal judiciary level.