Sheikh Maktoum approves new system to accelerate the system of registering wills in Dubai

The Dubai International Financial Centre has revealed a three-year plan that outlines an ambitious drive for complete digital transformation through modern technologies to expand the efficiency of dispute resolution.

The Dubai International Financial Centre has revealed a three-year plan that outlines an ambitious drive for complete digital transformation through modern technologies to expand the efficiency of dispute resolution.

On Sunday, 24 April, The DIFC said, according to the plan, Dubai is setting up an international digital economy court to accelerate the resolution of disputes linked to emerging technologies.

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The DIFC will establish a “Will Deposit Centre” along with a Digital Will Management System and advanced CRM, other than providing multi-lingual consultancy services in accordance with the DIFC Courts Strategic Work Plan 2022-24, which was sanctioned by Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Minister of Finance and President of the DIFC.

According to the DIFC, under the three-year plan, a new hyper-connected judicial network and cutting-edge legal procedures for increased accessibility to court services will also be made.

Sheikh Maktoum pointed out that the DIFC Courts seek to set industry firsts while offering a distinctively experienced and international court service proposition, dealing with the most complicated transnational disputes.

Sheikh Maktoum stated, “The maturity of its service order and the rapid speed at which this service efficiency has developed highlights the vital role the DIFC Courts has in supporting Dubai and the DIFC’s position as a multinational business hub by engendering trust, faith, and protecting business continuity.”

“Today, we approved the new Strategic Work Plan to instil a different belief that the DIFC Courts will forge ahead to shape the new dynamics of multinational dispute resolution. The Strategic Work Plan was made to actively support DIFC strategic objectives and launch a new legal, technological infrastructure era that meets current requirements,” said Sheikh Maktoum.

The Strategic Work plan accepts end-to-end digital technology, assuring court systems are innovative enough, user-friendly as well as agile to keep pace with global commerce.

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