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Bahraini Jurists Association & Act Smart Public Relations Consultancy

They organize

9th Arab Gulf Forum for Jurists

Decoding Sovereignty, AI & Corporate Tax - A Legal Analysis

24^th-25^th April 2024
Gulf Hotel Bahrain Convention & Spa
Manama - Kingdom of Bahrain

#GFJ9

 

 

 

:Welconing Note 

Welcome to the 9th Arab Gulf Forum for Jurists, a prestigious conference dedicated to exploring the intricate relationship between sovereignty, artificial intelligence (AI), and corporate tax from a legal perspective. This year's conference, titled "Decoding Sovereignty, AI & Corporate Tax - A Legal Analysis," will delve into the profound implications of these topics for the Arab Gulf region and beyond.

The conference will feature three enlightening sessions, each focusing on a specific aspect of the overarching theme. In the first session, "Data Sovereignty and its Impact - A GCC Analysis," distinguished legal experts will unravel the complex web of data sovereignty and its implications for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. They will explore legal frameworks, challenges, and opportunities surrounding data sovereignty, shedding light on its impact on the region's legal landscape.

The second session, "Corporate Taxes... What is Next?," will bring together participants for a thought-provoking discussion on the evolving landscape of corporate tax regulations. Esteemed jurists, tax specialists, and policymakers will explore the latest developments, emerging trends, and potential future directions in corporate tax frameworks, fostering a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities they pose.

In the third session, "The Role of AI in Regulations & Data Privacy," esteemed speakers will examine the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in shaping regulatory frameworks and safeguarding data privacy. They will evaluate the legal implications, ethical considerations, and practical applications of AI in the realm of regulations and data privacy, offering valuable insights into the future of AI-driven legal practices.

Join us at the 9th Arab Gulf Forum for Jurists to gain invaluable knowledge, engage in stimulating discussions, and network with legal professionals from four continents. Together, we will unravel the complex interplay between sovereignty, AI, and corporate tax, empowering ourselves to navigate the ever-evolving legal landscape of the 21st century.

 

 

Dr. Abduljabbar Al-Tayeb

President, Bahrain Jurists Society

 

 

 

 

 

:1st Day Wensday, 24th April 2024

08:00 - 09:00		Register
09:00		Opening Ceremony
09:03-09:00		National anthem
09:03 - 09:05		The Holy Quran
09:05 - 09:10		Speech of Dr. Fahad Ebrahim Al Shehabi, Secretary General of the Forum
09:10 - 09:15		Speech Dr. Abduljabbar Al-Tayeb, President, Bahrain Jurists Society
09:15 - 09:25		Honoring speakers and sponsors
09:25 - 09:30		group picture
09:30 - 09:45		break
09:45 - 11:00		Session1: Data Sovereignty and its Impact - A GCC Analysis
11:00 - 11:15		break
11:15 - 12:30		Session 2: Corporate Taxes… What is Next?
12:30 - 13:00		Prayer break
13:00 - 14:15		Session 3:The Role of AI in Regulations & Data Privacy
14:15 - 15:00		Interactive luncheon

 

 

:2nd Day Thursday, 25th April 2024

1st Workshop:  Data Sovereignty & Data Processing Analysis 

Presented by: : Dr. Aseel Zimou

Lawyer, Arbitrator & Mediator

 

 

 2nd Workshop: AI Revolution in Law: Transforming Legal Practice with Real-world AI Applications  

Presented by: Mr. Ahmed Al-Balooshi
CEO Fintech It Consultations & Industry 4.0 Expert 

 

 

 

09:00 - 10:30		(1st Workshop)
10:30 - 11:00		break
11:00 - 12:30		(2nd Workshop)
12:30 - 13:00		break
13:00		Closing Ceremony

 

 

:Speakers participating in the forum (the list will be updated successively

• Dr. Aseel Zimmo - Lawyer, Arbitrator & Mediator

• Dr. Jean Pierre Scerri - General Counsel - TRA

• Dr. Andrew J Zammit- Managing Partner - GVZH Advocates, Malta

• Steven Brown - Founder & Managing Director - Adaptive Strategy & Governance Consulting (ASGC)

• Ali Al-Mahroos - Partner, Indirect Tax Services - EY

• Ismaeel Omer Elnasri - Corporate Legal Counsel, Compliance Arbitrator & approved Board Secretary by Central Bank of Bahrain

• Tomin Jose - Director, Tax Services - EY

• Faten Al-Haddad - Lawyer & Private Notary

• Dr. Jassim Haji - President - International Group of Artificial Intelligence

• Dr. Lorenzo Cotino Hueso  - Professor of Constitutional Law - The University of Valencia, Spain

• Dr.Thiago Felipe S. Avanci - Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil

• Latifa Al-Abbasi  - Director of Innovation & Emerging Technologies - IGA

• Abdulla Al-Mudaifa - Group Head of Legal & Regulatory Affairs - Kalaam Telecom Group

• Ahmed Al-Balooshi - CEO Fintech It Consultations & Industry 4.0 Expert

 

 

?Who Should Attend

•  Legal Analyst
•  Tax Attorney
•  Corporate Lawyer
•  International Tax Consultant
•  AI Policy Specialist
•  Regulatory Compliance Officer
•  Tax Policy Researcher
•  Government Affairs Manager
•  Legal Counsel
•  Tax Strategist
•  Data Privacy Lawyer
•  International Trade Lawyer
•  AI Ethics Consultant
•  Corporate Governance Specialist
•  Legislative Affairs Manager
•  Tax Accountant
•  Technology Law Expert
•  Policy Advocate
• Compliance Analyst
•  Research Fellow in AI and Law

 

 

 

:Registration information

1. Participation fees are subject to value added tax.
2. Registering for the program and paying the fees enables the participant to attend the sessions and workshops, obtain the scientific material, attend lunch parties, and obtain a certificate of attendance.
3. The registration office will open, God willing, at eight in the morning on the first day, and the opening ceremony program will begin at nine in the morning.
4. If you would like to attend the program, please fill out the registration form to reserve a seat.
5. Fees must be paid in advance and before participating in the program. Purchase requests and letters issued by ministries or companies are accepted. For your information, reserving a seat in the program entails a legal obligation to pay the fees, and canceling the reservation requires paying an administrative fee of 75 Bahraini dinars, and the fees will not be refunded. If the reservation is canceled during the two-week period preceding the program date, this will be replaced by accepting an alternative candidate for the original candidate. If the fees are not paid, they must be paid in full.
6. If force majeure circumstances arise, the organizers have the right to change the speakers, place or time of the program.
7. In order for the participant to obtain the certificate, he must attend at least 80% of the total hours of the program.