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Dr. Khalid Alammari is a Saudi national serving as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Law at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University (PMU), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
He earned his Bachelor's degree from Qassim University, KSA, in 2008, his Master's degree from the University of Wolverhampton, UK, in 2013, and his Ph.D. from the World Islamic Sciences and Education University in Amman, Jordan, in 2023.
Dr. Khalid possesses extensive experience across various government and private sectors in teaching, supervision, and legal consulting. He is also a Fellow in Commercial Arbitration, certified by the Commercial Arbitration Centre for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
His research interests focus on criminal law, constitutional law, and administrative law.
Dr. Khalid is committed to contributing to the development of an outstanding generation of legal professionals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
2021 – Article: The Public Prosecution Authority and Its Impact on Preserving Public Funds: A Comparative Study with Saudi Arabia as a Model
Arab Journal of Science and Publishing Research.
2022 – Paper: The Impact of Applying Corporal Punishment in the Saudi Legal System on Preserving the Objectives of Sharia
Presented at the University of Irbid, Jordan.
2024 – Article published in Revista de Gestão Social e Ambiental
Scopus-indexed
https://rgsa.openaccesspublications.org/rgsa/article/view/6536
2025 – Article: Are Engagement and Self-Efficacy Precursors of Female Law Students’ Performance in a Society Departing from Patriarchy?
International Journal of Educational Development (Scopus-indexed)
2024 – Book: Introduction to the Study of Saudi Administrative Law
Al-Mutanabbi Publishing and Distribution House, Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
2026
Alammari, Khalid S. Y. “Beyond Culture: Balancing Culture and Gender Equality on the Legality of Polygamy in Women’s Pro Bono Initiative v. Attorney General in Uganda.” Scopus-indexed publication. Available through Scopus Author Profile.
“Cabinet Structure during the State Financial Crisis: A Comparison of Budget Efficiency Policies between Indonesia and Argentina.” Journal of International and Comparative Law. Scopus-indexed.
“Evidentiary Challenges in AI-Mediated E-Commerce Disputes: Comparative Perspectives from the EU, US, GCC, and Islamic Law.” Justicia. Scopus-indexed.
“Harmonization of Customary Law and Investment Policy in Indonesian Indigenous Natural Resource Governance.” Trunojoyo Law Review. Scopus-indexed.
“Bioethical and Legal Control on Genetically Modified Agricultural Produce: Issues and Challenges.” African Multidisciplinary Journal of Development (AMJD), 15 April 2026.
Alammari, K. S. Y., et al. “Legal and Public Health Implications of Chemical Nanosensors for Pollution Management.” In Partnership for Sustainable Development: Bridging Disciplines, Solving Complex African Challenges. Routledge / Taylor & Francis Group, 2026. Scopus-indexed book chapter.
2025
“Are Engagement and Self-Efficacy Precursors of Female Law Students’ Performance in a Society Departing from Patriarchy?” International Journal of Educational Development. Scopus-indexed.
2024
“Legal Challenges in Environmental Protection: A Study of Saudi Law.” Revista de Gestão Social e Ambiental (RGSA). Scopus-indexed, Q3.
Introduction to the Study of Saudi Administrative Law. Al-Mutanabbi Publishing and Distribution, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 2024.
2022
“The Impact of Applying Corporal Punishments under the Saudi Legal System on the Preservation of the Objectives of Sharia.” Irbid Journal for Legal and Social Research, Irbid University, 2022.
2021
“The Public Prosecution and Its Role in Preserving Wealth: A Comparative Study, with Saudi Arabia as a Model.” Arab Journal of Sciences and Research Publishing, 2021.
2025 — “Legal and Public Health Implications of Innovative Chemical Nanosensors for Pollution Monitoring Towards a Sustainable Environment.” Presented at the International Research and Development Conference (IRDeC 2025), themed Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Capacity Building and Global Sustainability, Kampala International University, Kampala, Uganda, 14 June 2025.
2025 — “Legal Personhood for Environmental AIs: A Governance Model for Planetary Ecosystems in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.” Presented at the International Conference on Sustainable Justice (SJC2025), Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia, 2 December 2025.
2026 — “Ethical and Legal Issues of AI Integration: Islamic Perspective.” Presented at the Virtual Global Symposium, Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, 3–4 May 2026.
Administrative Judiciary
Civil Enforcement Law
Criminal Procedure Law
Internal Legal Practice
Labor Law & Social Security
Internship
Private Criminal Law
Property & Assets
Usul Al-Fiqh
My research interests focus on administrative law, administrative judiciary, and enforcement law, with a particular emphasis on analyzing the evolving legal practices and newly adopted legislation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I am especially interested in exploring the impact of these developments on the legal and institutional framework, as well as examining the shifting roles of administrative and judicial authorities in light of contemporary legal standards and systemic reforms.
Vice Chair, Advisory Council, Eastern Chamber Arbitration Center
Chair, Legal Community, AI Governance Association
Member, GCC Commercial Arbitration Centre
