Dr. Galal Hatem, President of Umm Al Quwain University, stressed, when addressing the smart contracts workshop organized by the college of law at the university, that opportunities for qualitative training shall be provide to faculty members to keep up with the development in various fields, including contracts and litigation. He added that artificial intelligence is now a key and influential element in Development strategies and plans.

Hatem said that such training workshops are very necessary to keep pace with the development and latest updates in techniques and link them to the various disciplines of the university. He added that the university pays special attention to labor market requirements. That point was considered by the university at an early date by providing practical application in all its programs.

The main speaker in the workshop, Dr. Hossam El Din Hassan, professor at the Faculty of Law, Mansoura University in the Arab Republic of Egypt, reviewed the aspects related to the concept of smart contracts and pillars that complete the reliability of these contracts.