The Board of Grievances launches the "Mushir" platform to automate and archive judicial data
The Board of Grievances in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by its Technical Affairs Office, announced the launch of its internal digital platform, "Musheer." This significant step aims to automate and archive data and classify judicial rulings using advanced smart technologies. This ambitious project is part of the ongoing effort to improve judicial output, expedite work processes, and provide effective, data-driven support for judicial decision-making.
In the context of digital transformation and Vision 2030
The launch of the “Musheer” platform falls within the broader context of Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation efforts, a key pillar of Vision 2030. This vision aims to build a highly efficient digital government, enhance transparency, and improve the quality of services provided to citizens and residents. The judiciary is one of the most important sectors encompassed by this technological advancement, with the Board of Grievances, as an independent administrative judicial body, striving to adopt the latest technologies to strengthen the administrative justice system and ensure the rule of law efficiently and effectively.
How the platform works and its main objectives
The “Mushir” platform meticulously classifies judicial rulings based on their facts and objective grounds, then professionally distributes them to the relevant judicial departments and branches. This systematic classification paves the way for the clear publication of rulings within the codes and principles of the Board of Grievances, making them easily accessible to judges, researchers, and lawyers for use in their work. The new platform encompasses all technical work procedures and offers advanced digital services that contribute to the preparation of in-depth studies and research related to the nature of administrative justice and its legal and procedural aspects.
Expected impact on the judicial system and investment
The “Mushir” platform is expected to have a tangible positive impact both locally and regionally. Locally, the platform will serve as a reliable data resource for judges of the Board of Grievances and decision support centers, thanks to the statistics, reports, and studies it provides that support practical and academic approaches. This will enhance the stability of judicial principles, expedite the delivery of justice, and increase transparency. Regionally and internationally, this step strengthens the Kingdom’s position as a leader in digital administrative justice and contributes to improving the investment climate by providing an efficient, transparent, and predictable judicial system—a key attraction for foreign investors. This launch relies on smart tools and technologies that enhance the quality of litigation processes, striving to achieve regional and global leadership in administrative justice.
