(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) KUWAIT, Aug 24 (KUNA) -- The Ministry of Justice is looking to incorporate technological methods into its works in a bid to simplify judicial processes, as more government bodies look to adopt electronic appliances.
Advisor to the Minister of Justice and the ministry's official spokesman Nawaf Al-Sharqawi made those remarks after a workshop where a representatives of a Singaporean company detailed their experiences with the e-court system.
Moreover, he noted that the ministry's suggestion to hold this workshop was an attempt to get a better understanding of the e-court system, from a company well-versed in how the system operates.
Furthermore, Al-Sharqawi said the workshop gave ministry officials a chance to get acquainted with the e-court system and how the country's court system could stand to gain from employing this system.
He also deemed the system as a useful tool that would facilitate and develop judicial processes in the country, adding that work is underway to implement this system.
The Ministry of Justice has recently introduced a spate of electronic applications, including e-signature, e-archive and e-messages. (end) asa.nam