Mohammad bin Suleiman Al-Mutlaq

Mohammad bin Suleiman Al-Mutlaq is the Deputy Minister of Justice in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, holding a leadership position within the Ministry of Justice, contributing to the development of the judicial system and enhancing legislative performance effectiveness in the Kingdom. Al-Mutlaq possesses extensive experience in the judicial field, making him a prominent figure in the judicial sector. Mohammad Al-Mutlaq began his professional career in the judicial field as an assistant judge at the General and Criminal Court in Riyadh, then moved to work at the General Court in Jubail. He progressed through judicial positions to become an assistant judge and then the head of the General Court in Jubail, and also served as the Assistant Head of the Enforcement Court in Riyadh. This diversity in judicial tasks has given him a deep understanding of the judicial system in the Kingdom. Al-Mutlaq has held several important positions within the Ministry of Justice, including Assistant Deputy Minister for Documentation and Assistant Deputy Minister for Performance Development in the Documentation Agency, in addition to his role as a Judicial Inspector at the Supreme Judicial Council. He also served as the official spokesperson for the ministry, reflecting his confidence in dealing with the media and public affairs. He also oversaw the Minister of Justice's office and chaired the preparatory committee for the Judicial Legislation Committee, contributing to the drafting and preparation of system and legislative projects. Mohammad Al-Mutlaq participates in numerous committees and administrative councils, being a member of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for State Real Estate and a member of the Center for Support and Liquidation (Enfath). He also participates in the State Lands Committee and other joint committees, enhancing his role in coordinating between different government entities. Al-Mutlaq holds a bachelor's degree in Sharia and pursued his higher studies at the Higher Judicial Institute, where he obtained both a master's and a doctorate degree, underscoring his strong academic background that supports his professional career. His interests focus on developing the judicial system and improving judicial performance, making him an influential figure in this field.