Doha: Qatar's Investment and Trade Court has reported a 98-percent case resolution rate in the 2024/2025 judicial year. In a statement on Sunday, the Court said it handled 11,529 cases between September 2024 and June 30, 2025, including 8,924 first-instance cases, 262 urgent cases, and 2,243 appeals.

According to Qatar News Agency, the same period saw the establishment of specialized chambers to handle disputes related to construction and contracting, commercial papers, and insurance companies and the activation of E-litigation. HE Investment and Trade Court President, Judge Khalid bin Ali Al Obaidli hailed the accomplishment during the court's Fourth Assembly, held via video conferencing. His Excellency expressed pride in the efforts of the honorable judges and their vital role in advancing the course of justice.

"Our meeting today provides an opportunity to evaluate what has been accomplished, and to discuss future plans to enhance the Court's performance, while reinforcing the values of justice and efficiency," His Excellency said in a statement on the Court's website. "The achievements of the past year were the result of your collective dedication and constructive collaboration."

The assembly approved the formation of the first-instance and appellate chambers for the 2025/2026 judicial season. Official statistics said that the average case duration across all levels was 19 days. The average duration of cases in First Instance Panels (multi-judge benches) was 47 days, while the average in First Instance ' Single Judge Circuits was 22 days. In the appeals chambers, the average case duration was 36 days, and in urgent and interim matters, it was 28 days.

The Court was established under Law No. (21) of 2021, which represented a qualitative leap in the judicial sector. The Court has significantly contributed to expediting dispute resolution in trade and investment cases, while enhancing the Qatari business environment in line with the country's broader digital transformation initiatives.