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Judicial
Intelligence Hackathon

  • 4-5 February 2026
  • Hyatt Regency Riyadh Olaya, KSA
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  • 4-5 February 2026
  • Hyatt Regency Riyadh Olaya, Saudi Arabia
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  • فندق حياة ريجنسي الرياض العليا شارع العليا، الرياض، المملكة العربية السعودية

Judicial Intelligence Hackathon

Empowering Justice Through Technology and Innovation. The Judicial Intelligence Hackathon is a cutting-edge competition that brings together national teams to create innovative and lasting tech solutions. Focused on boosting the efficiency and transparency of the Board of Grievances’ services, it offers a supportive space where creativity thrives and new ideas come to life. Be part of the future of judicial intelligence!

Objectives

Enhancing service quality for administrative justice beneficiaries

Driving innovation through advanced AI solutions

Delivering scalable and sustainable operational impact

Reinforcing transparency & efficiency across the Board of Grievances

Tracks

Artificial Intelligence and Innovative Solutions in Administrative Judiciary

This track aims to enhance the administrative judiciary with smart and creative solutions that raise work efficiency and support the transformation towards an advanced digital judicial system based on an interconnected technical infrastructure and intelligent analytical systems that contribute to achieving justice efficiently and reliably.

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First Challenge:

Limiting Procedural Violations and Failures During Digital Court Sessions.

Description:

Digital court sessions may experience procedural violations or omissions, such as overlooking certain regulatory requirements or bypassing necessary formal steps, which affect the integrity of the case process and ultimately lead to procedural violations.

Objective:

Improve the quality of digital court sessions through solutions capable of proactively detecting and alerting procedural risks, ensuring the correctness of procedures, minimizing errors that impact case progress, and enhancing the speed and efficiency of judicial work.

Second Challenge:

Diversity and Volume of Case Registration Requests and Their Impact on Initial Screening Speed.

Description:

The Operations Center faces a high volume of requests with diverse subjects and classifications, which increases the time required for initial screening and affects the speed of referral to the relevant department.

Objective:

Enable the Operations Center to analyse and classify requests more quickly and accurately, accelerating the case lifecycle and improving the efficiency of initial registration.

Digital Innovation to Empower the Beneficiary Journey

This track aims to enhance the beneficiary experience through flexible digital solutions that support decision-makers, simplify procedures, and accelerate access to justice with smoother and more efficient services.

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First Challenge:

Facilitating the Verification of Document Completeness When Filing a Case.

Description:

Beneficiaries face difficulties verifying their documents before submission, which leads to rejected applications, processing delays, and sometimes the need to share their data with others.

Objective:

Enable beneficiaries to instantly know the status and deficiencies of their documents, with proactive alerts to improve application quality and reduce delays.

Second Challenge:

Facilitating Digital Access for People with Disabilities and the Elderly.

Description:

Some groups face challenges using digital systems due to disabilities, advanced age, or complex interfaces, limiting their independence in completing transactions.

Objective:

Develop advanced digital accessibility solutions—such as simplified interfaces, dedicated pathways, and assistive tools—to enable people with disabilities and the elderly to use judicial services easily and independently while preserving their privacy.

Who Can Participate?

Legal Experts

Technology Professionals

University Students

Eligibility Criteria

Professional Teams

  • Teams must consist of 3 to 5 members.
  • The team leader must be a Saudi national.
  • All teams must register through the official hackathon website.
  • All participants must be 18 years or older.
  • Teams must submit an initial, clear, and complete concept presentation.

University Students Teams

  • Teams must consist of 3 to 5 members.
  • The team leader should preferably be a faculty member.
  • All teams must register through the official hackathon website.
  • All participants must be 18 years or older.
  • Teams must submit an initial, clear, and complete concept presentation.

Supporting Activities

Timeline

What Awaits You?

Mentors and Experts

Innovative Solutions

A Supportive Community

Legal Advisors

Promising Opportunities

Creative Minds

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is attendance mandatory for the participating team?

Yes, the entire team is required to attend the hackathon throughout its duration. Attendance is a fundamental condition for eligibility.

No, but the team leader must be a Saudi national.
Yes, changes to the idea, team leader, and team members are allowed before the registration deadline.
Yes. Each team must have 3 to 5 members.
Yes, each team can submit multiple ideas.
Ideas can be presented in either Arabic or English.
No, travel tickets and accommodation will not be provided.
You can contact them via the following email : hackathon@bog.gov.sa
The process begins with registration, followed by a review of all applications. Selected teams will be announced and invited to attend online briefing sessions prior to the onsite hackathon. Teams will then submit their final projects during the event.
The Judicial Intelligence Hackathon will be held in Hyatt Regency Riyadh Olaya Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Yes. The winning teams will be honored after the results are announced.

Contact Us

For inquiries, please contact:       hackathon@bog.gov.sa     920000553
For inquiries, please contact:    hackathon@bog.gov.sa   920000553