The Ministry of Justice completed the cloud migration procedures as part of its digital transformation plan under the umbrella of the strategic partnership that the State of Qatar, represented by the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MoTC) signed with Microsoft a year ago, to establish Microsoft cloud regions in the State, to be an approved national platform for cloud computing services for Qatar and the world.

In this regard, the Ministry of Justice has completed the procedures for transferring the data of Qatar Legal Portal (Al-Meezan), which is the most comprehensive official legal website for Qatari legislation since 1963 until now, to the Microsoft Cloud computing environment, while the rest of the services are being transferred to the Microsoft Cloud using the latest digital technology, making it available at Azure market platform, and allowing users to access portal services from anywhere in the world.

On this occasion, Director of the Information Systems Department at the Ministry of Justice Khalid Mohammed Ibrahim said that the cloud transferring plan came within the framework of the Ministry's digital transformation plan, and under the directions of HE the Minister of Justice Masoud bin Mohammed Al Ameri, to speed up its procedures in line with the requirements of Qatar Digital Government program and the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030, which aims to maximize the return of knowledge and technology to the country's economy and community development.

He added that the move of the Ministry's services to cloud computing will enable it to expand safely and quickly in its digital services, facilitate the mechanism for accessing them, and reduce costs, while ensuring that the legal systems and regulations approved in the provision of services, and the requirements of compliance systems that enhance the ministry's classification in global indicators.
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