The Board of Grievances Partnerships and International Cooperation Unit has carried out a legal training program for several of its members in Cleveland, Ohio, US, in collaboration with the Case Western Reserve University School of Law. The program is part of the cooperation agreement signed in mid-2022 between the Board of Grievances and the university, which focuses on training, development, and the exchange of expertise between the two sides. The month-long training program covered administrative law, international law, criminal procedures, and commercial law. The trainees also got to visit several legal institutions in Cleveland, such as the Federal Court and municipal courts. As part of its cooperation with the university, the Board of Grievances also organized a legal English training program in Riyadh between June 24 and July 4. The goal was to develop skills in analysis, research, and legal terminology writing and discourse. The Board of Grievances said it was committed to expanding its partne rships with global academic institutions to enrich the knowledge and skills of its judicial and administrative staff. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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