Resilience and Transnational Financial Regulation: Risks and Opportunities
May 6, 2026
Part of the Interdisciplinary Paths in Law lecture series, this online lecture examined the challenges and opportunities of transnational financial regulation, with a focus on resilience in evolving global financial systems. It was delivered by Javier Alexis Galán Avila (CUNEF Universidad, Madrid).
Legal Recognition of Marriages in England and Qatar: Reflections on Empirical Research
November 16, 2025
Part of the Interdisciplinary Paths in Law lecture series, this lecture examined the legal recognition of marriages across jurisdictions, drawing on empirical research to compare approaches in England and Qatar. The session was delivered by Rajnaara Chowdhury Akhtar (University of Warwick, UK).
Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Framework at European Union Level
October 13, 2025
Part of the Interdisciplinary Paths in Law lecture series, this lecture explored the evolving regulatory framework for artificial intelligence within the European Union, highlighting key legal developments and policy considerations. It was delivered by Saban Ibrahim Göksal (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia).
The Comparative Islamic Constitutions Database (1861–2022)
May 19, 2025
Part of the Interdisciplinary Paths in Law lecture series, this online lecture presented the development and scope of a comparative database of Islamic constitutions, offering insights into constitutional trends and legal evolution across jurisdictions. It was delivered by Professor Moamen Gouda (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea).
In Search of an Islamic Legal Philosophy: An Interdisciplinary Discussion
May 11, 2025
Part of the Interdisciplinary Paths in Law lecture series, this session brought together interdisciplinary perspectives to examine the foundations and future directions of Islamic legal philosophy. It featured Professor Serdar Kurnaz (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) and Professor Ezieddin Elmahjub (Qatar University).
Navigating Personal Law in Intra-Sect and Inter-Sect Muslim Family Disputes
February 24, 2025
Part of the Interdisciplinary Paths in Law lecture series, this lecture addressed the complexities of personal law in Muslim family disputes, with a focus on intra-sect and inter-sect dynamics. It was delivered by Noora Al-Saai (Qatar University).
FinTech: A Catalyst for Growth during COVID-19 (E-Seminar)
May 6, 2020
This e-seminar examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on financial technology and changing consumer behavior. It explored how digital payments, e-commerce, and financial innovation supported a shift toward a cashless and digitally driven economy, with particular attention to opportunities for growth in Qatar and the GCC region.
Symposium on Regulating Fintech in Qatar and the Emergence of RegTech
February 5, 2020
Hosted by the Center for Law and Development in collaboration with the Qatar Financial Centre and DLA Piper, this symposium provided a platform for stakeholders to exchange perspectives on the evolving regulatory framework for FinTech in Qatar, including developments in RegTech.
Panel on Global Cyber Security
October 23, 2019
This panel examined developments in global cybersecurity, focusing on legal frameworks, regional challenges, and best practices for risk management.
Financial Technology Opportunities for Qatar
October 2, 2018
Hosted by the Center for Law and Development, this forum explored the role of financial technology in supporting economic diversification under the Qatar National Vision 2030. It brought together experts from industry and academia to discuss regulatory developments and strategies for positioning Qatar as a global FinTech hub.
International Study Program on Law and Legal Studies: A Transnational Perspective
September 23–27, 2018
Organized jointly by Qatar University College of Law and the University of Padua School of Law, this program brought together students and international experts to explore key topics in transnational legal studies.