A delegation from the Public Prosecution, headed by His Excellency the Attorney General, participated in the Fourth Meeting of the Arab Association for Prosecutors, held from 18–19 December 2024 in NEOM, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. On the sidelines of the meeting, a workshop titled “Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Justice – The Evidentiary Value of Investigative Procedures” was convened. The workshop featured panel discussions addressing the nature of artificial intelligence, its objectives and applications, as well as the impact of AI and digital transformation on enhancing the efficiency and timeliness of criminal justice. It also examined the evidentiary value of AI in investigative procedures. During the workshop, participating delegations presented their respective national experiences in the application of artificial intelligence. The Public Prosecution of the Sultanate of Oman showcased its achievements in leveraging artificial intelligence in criminal investigations. This included a presentation on the AI-powered “Virtual Crime Scene,” which supports investigators in collecting and analyzing evidence from crime scenes, facilitating evidence correlation and enhancing investigative accuracy. The presentation also highlighted additional AI-driven applications, including a case file analysis system capable of identifying evidentiary gaps, detecting inconsistencies, and recommending optimal legal actions. These tools further support the transcription and translation of testimonies, contributing to improved efficiency and reduced time and effort in investigative processes.