Dr. Mohammed Al Wasmi, Kuwait's Minister of Justice, Endowments, and Islamic Affairs, has announced an innovative new service called the “Enforcement Procedures Inquiry.” This service is now available through the unified government application for electronic services, Sahel. Designed for individuals involved in enforcement and family enforcement cases, this feature allows users to monitor the progress of their enforcement procedures conveniently.

Key Features of the “Enforcement Procedures Inquiry”

The “Enforcement Procedures Inquiry” service provides users with the following functionalities:

• Real-Time Updates: Users can track the status of enforcement cases linked to their files.
• Comprehensive Information Access: Individuals can access crucial details about orders, minutes, and supply and disbursement procedures.
• User-Friendly Interface: The service is designed for ease of use, ensuring that all users can navigate the app effortlessly.

This announcement was detailed in a recent post by the Ministry of Justice on its X platform account.

Commitment to Digital Transformation

The Ministry of Justice has reiterated its commitment to digital transformation and the enhancement of service delivery through the Sahel platform. This initiative aligns with their primary objective of improving services for litigants, ensuring they have all the necessary tools at their disposal to manage their legal affairs effectively.

Related Services and Enhancements

In addition to the Enforcement Procedures Inquiry, the Sahel app offers a range of services aimed at streamlining the legal process. For more information on other services available through Sahel, check out our articles on Kuwait's Legal Digital Initiatives and How Sahel is Transforming Legal Services in Kuwait.

The launch of the “Enforcement Procedures Inquiry” service marks a significant step towards enhancing legal transparency and accessibility for individuals in Kuwait. With this tool, users can stay informed about their legal cases, ensuring a smoother experience within the judicial system.