About IFELT

The Forum, Its Founders,
and Its Purpose

IFELT was established as an independent, non-profit international platform — born from the conviction that the legal and judicial world needs a dedicated space to study, anticipate, and shape the role of emerging technologies in the pursuit of justice.

What We Are

An International Platform for Law, Justice & Technology

The International Forum for Emerging Law & Technology — IFELT — is an independent, non-profit international platform dedicated to the study, anticipation, development, promotion, and responsible use of emerging technologies in legal, judicial, legislative, educational, and related fields.

IFELT operates in the public interest. It is not affiliated with any government, commercial entity, or political body. Its work is guided solely by the principles enshrined in its Constitutive Charter and Statute.

At its core, IFELT seeks to contribute to systems that enhance access to justice and facilitate legal and judicial services across borders — ensuring that the promise of technology serves people, not the other way around.

Leadership

The Founding Members

Judge Wassim K. Ibrahim — Founding President of IFELT
Founding President

Judge Wassim K. Ibrahim

Lebanese jurist and senior member of the Lebanese judiciary with more than two decades of experience in criminal justice, judicial investigations, appellate adjudication, and international legal cooperation.

Co-Founder

To Be Announced

A second founding member will be selected from international professionals in legal, judicial, or technology fields.

Co-Founder

To Be Announced

A third founding member will be selected from international professionals in legal, judicial, or technology fields.

Governing Documents

Built on Solid Foundations

IFELT's operations, governance, and principles are defined by two founding documents — the Constitutive Charter and the Statute — both of which were established at the Forum's inception.

Constitutive Charter

The founding document that establishes IFELT's identity, mission, and core principles. The Charter defines the Forum's purpose, its commitment to independence, and its dedication to the public interest.

Download Charter (PDF)

Statute

The operational framework governing IFELT's structure, membership, decision-making, and procedures. The Statute ensures the Forum operates with transparency, accountability, and institutional integrity.

Download Statute (PDF)

Learn How IFELT Works

Explore our approach, methodology, and the focus areas that define the Forum's work.