H.E. the Chairman of the Board of Grievances and Chairman of the Administrative Judicial Council, Dr. Ali bin Ahmed Alohaydib, affirmed that the Board of Grievances is progressing toward full readiness to leverage artificial intelligence by establishing governance for AI technologies and developing and enhancing judicial knowledge data. He emphasized that the support of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the guidance of HRH the Crown Prince—may Allah preserve them—have been the driving force behind shaping the future roadmap of the administrative judiciary, enabling every working day to deliver added value and sustainable impact in serving beneficiaries.
The remarks were made during H.E.'s chairmanship of the meeting of the Board of Grievances Framework 2030 Higher Supervisory Committee, held on Monday, July 20, 2026. The meeting reviewed progress toward the Framework's strategic objectives, approved priorities for the next phase, supported implementation tracks, approved the formation of a Committee for the Development and Reengineering of Judicial Procedures, discussed related topics, and took the necessary decisions.
Earlier this Hijri year, the Board of Grievances launched the Board of Grievances Framework 2030 to advance excellence and maximize impact. It also established a Higher Steering Committee and an Executive Committee to oversee the implementation of the Framework's objectives and the innovations arising from it, with the aim of enhancing the experiences of beneficiaries and stakeholders and strengthening the Board of Grievances' regional and global leadership in administrative justice.
