Manama:The Public Prosecution's Judicial Inspection Directorate has delivered 90 training courses and programs in the first 10 months of 2026, benefiting 433 participants from the Public Prosecution, other entities, and universities. This represents a 12.5% increase in training activities compared to the previous year.
According to Bahrain News Agency, Dr. Ahmed Mohammed Al Hammadi, First Advocate General and Head of Judicial Inspection, highlighted that the expanded training program reflects the directives of Attorney General Dr. Ali bin Fadl Al Buainain. The aim is to strengthen judicial expertise, enhance professional performance, and develop human resources in support of Bahrain's efforts to advance its justice system.
Of the programs delivered, 51 were held in Bahrain, benefiting 218 Public Prosecution staff members and 114 participants from other entities. These courses were organized by the Public Prosecution in cooperation with the Judicial and Legal Studies Institute and other relevant organizations. Additionally, 14 members of the Public Prosecution attended nine courses abroad, and 49 participated remotely in 20 international programs, allowing them to benefit from international expertise.
Furthermore, 10 training programs were organized for 38 university students to familiarize them with the work of the Public Prosecution and provide practical exposure to complement their academic studies. This initiative aims to help prepare qualified national talent for the future.
Dr. Al Hammadi stressed that continued investment in human resources and professional development is essential to keeping pace with legal and administrative developments and further enhancing the efficiency and quality of judicial services.