(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) Qatar's Attorney General Dr. Ali Bin Fetais Al-Marri called for boosting cooperation among public prosecution bureaus in GCC states in order to form an integrated legal system that provides best services for citizens and residents.
Al-Marri made his remarks Sunday during his speech at the opening of the 9th meeting of GCC Attorneys General, Public Prosecutors, and Heads of Investigation Departments, held in the Qatari capital.
Integration would also establish an ideal model on regional meeting levels, which would surely serve joint national interests and law-governed institutions, he added.
Several successes were accomplished in past meetings regarding joint GCC action, Al-Marri said, noting that despite all these achievements; there are still more ambitions to attain the desires of people of the region through integration among various GCC sectors.
For his part, GCC Secretary-General Dr. Abdullatif Al-Zayani said the meeting's agenda includes several topics that are mostly relative to boosting the joint GCC action, adding that the topics are prepared by the General Secretariat in accordance with previous meetings' resolutions.
Meanwhile, Kuwait's Fahad Hamad Al-Atiqi, chief of criminal prosecution and international cooperation at Kuwait public prosecution, was awarded the "Hamed Al-Othman" prize along with five of his GCC counterparts on the sidelines of the meeting.
Al-Atiqi expressed, in a statement to KUNA, his gratitude and appreciation to GCC attorney generals and chiefs of investigation departments for honoring him, dedicating the prize to his fellow colleagues at the Kuwaiti public prosecution.
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