Saudi Virtual Court will receive 110,000 inquiries annually by 2024.

The Virtual Enforcement Court simplifies enforcement processes from twelve steps to two,

free from human interference. It saves visits and resources.

 While the number of services given to enforcement parties reached more than 2 million, the Virtual Enforcement Court in the Kingdom has received more than 110,000 requests that were automatically handled and processed under the Saudi Ministry of Justice. The Virtual Enforcement Court saves resources and visit times by cutting enforcement processes from twelve steps to two without human interaction. It was developed in line with Saudi Vision 2030 as part of the ministry’s aim to apply artificial intelligence to accomplish the aims of the justice system. As part of the decision-making process, the Virtual Enforcement Court considers the fundamental rights of all parties. As part of the enforcement procedure, applicants might get quick executive decisions by means of verified applications devoid of human involvement.