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The Ministry of Justice signed two agreements with Scale AI in cooperation with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology during the MWC26 conference in Doha on November 10, 2026. The pacts focus on developing smart solutions to support legal operations in the state cases affairs sector and documentation services. According to details released by the ministry, the initiatives reflect a strategic push to integrate advanced technologies that improve efficiency and output quality in government legal functions.
One project centers on the intelligent legal assistant known as Shour, designed specifically for the Department of State Cases Affairs. It will create a comprehensive legal database drawing from local and international sources to better leverage judicial precedents. The system offers tools for analyzing contracts, rulings and legal memoranda while assisting in outcome prediction, document summarization and memo drafting based on the IRAC methodology that identifies the issue, rule, analysis and conclusion.
The second agreement introduces an intelligent assistant integrated into the Sak real estate registration and documentation system. This component targets documentation department workflows to streamline processes and enhance accuracy. Ministry officials indicated the combined projects will support legal cadres by reducing manual workload and providing data-driven insights for decision makers.
These agreements build upon a five-year partnership between MCIT and Scale AI that was first announced in 2025. Scale AI has since established a growing presence in Doha with a team approaching 100 staff members and has trained nearly 6,000 government employees on AI applications. The collaboration forms part of the GovAI Program that seeks to accelerate artificial intelligence use across public entities in line with the Digital Agenda 2030 and Qatar National Vision 2030.
Iman Al-Kuwari, director of digital innovation at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, attended the signing alongside Amr Samir, Scale AI’s regional director. Areej Mohsen Al-Shamari, director of documentation at the Ministry of Justice, described the partnership as a qualitative shift in the documentation system. “The importance of this partnership is not limited to introducing modern technologies into work systems but in employing artificial intelligence to serve justice and enhance the reliability of documentation procedures,” Al-Shamari stated.
The developments occur as Qatar continues expanding AI capabilities in key sectors including justice, healthcare and education. Scale AI’s regional lead has noted the company’s work across government entities to improve service reliability through high-quality data and model development. Officials from both ministries have emphasized the role of such collaborations in building sustainable digital infrastructure that supports long-term national objectives.
