Baghdad: Justice Minister Khalid Shawani launched an automated system for executive transactions at the Karkh Execution Directorate on Monday. This move is part of the ministry’s broader policy aimed at digital transformation and enhancing judicial work.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, a statement from the ministry highlighted that this initiative is expected to bring a significant shift in how transactions are completed, thereby improving the services provided to citizens. The Justice Minister emphasized that adopting this new electronic system aligns with the ministry’s vision to modernize judicial work. The system aims to reduce bureaucratic procedures, expedite transactions, and enhance transparency and accuracy, while also minimizing manipulation and forgery.

During his visit to the directorate, Minister Shawani reviewed the work processes and transaction mechanisms. He directed that all necessary requirements be fulfilled and that a conducive environment be established for visitors. This is to ensure the provision of judicial services that meet citizens’ needs efficiently, saving them both time and effort.

Minister Shawani also engaged directly with citizens, listening to their feedback on the transaction processes. He instructed that any issues they face be addressed promptly and in accordance with the law, underscoring that improving service levels and protecting citizens’ rights are top priorities for both the Ministry and the government program.