Demonstrating the global standing of the DIFC Courts commercial judiciary, Reem Al Shihhe, Chief Operating Officer and Head of Business Excellence, has actually been assigned to the Executive Committee of the International Consortium of Court Excellence (ICCE), the respected body started by the United States, Singaporean and Australian judiciaries to combine worldwide judicial establishments with know-how in court excellence.

The ICCE has actually created the International Structure for Court Excellence (IFCE), which analyzes a court's performance in 7 areas: Management and monitoring, planning and policies, resources, proceeding and procedures, customer demands and fulfillment, budget friendly and accessible services, and public trust on and confidence.

Reem Al Shihhe, Chief Operating Officer and Head of Business Excellence, DIFC Courts claimed: "To stand for the DIFC Courts on the Executive Committee of the International Consortium for Court Excellence is a huge honour, and speaks volumes concerning the DIFC Courts' standing within the international lawful community. As a committee member, I anticipate sharing my experience within Dubai's English-language legal system to increase global standards of courts across the world."

Mark Beer, President and Registrar of the DIFC Courts stated: "Reem is an outstanding skill and is extensively deserving of this possibility. Her contribution to the judicial landscape across Dubai has actually been outstanding, and we are thrilled to have her stand for the DIFC Courts and bigger UAE on the International Consortium of Court Excellence. She has actually functioned relentlessly to place the emirate as a world-class legal hub, and I am confident that she will have a considerable payment to global judicial requirements in this prominent position."

The Chair of the International Structure for Court Excellence, Teacher Greg Reinhardt, stated that term membership of the Framework was awarded to those who had embraced its goals and who, in the point of view of the founding members of the Executive Committee, would certainly excel ambassadors for it. The Structure is designed to advertise Court excellence.

The ICCE's Executive Board is made up of 4 irreversible agents from the beginning institutions of the Consortium: The National Centre for State Judiciaries (NCSC), Australasian Institute of Judicial Management (AIJA), State Judiciaries, Singapore, and Federal Judicial Centre (FJC). By agreement, permanent members of the Board could assign approximately 3 added people to come to be term participants, providing they are a rep of a member organisation of the Consortium.

With Reem's direction, the DIFC Courts were the very first Dubai Government entity to get the five-star government Service Award for customer care excellence, and the very first courts in the world to accomplish the high service standards called for by The International Customer Service Institute (TISSE). They have actually also won the UAE Customer care Award for four successive years under her guidance, along with the 2014 UK Legislation Culture Award for Excellence in the International Legal Solutions.

The next Executive Fulfilling will be hung on the 27-28 March 2017 in Melbourne, Australia throughout the High court of Victoria Innovation and Excellence in Judiciaries Conference. Reem, who was put forward by the DIFC Courts to stand for the organization on the Executive Board, will incorporate her new function in this position with her existing DIFC Courts duties.