Muhammad Manfaluti_Heba Press
Justice Minister Abdel Latif Wehbe indicated that his ministry, in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, worked to develop a draft framework agreement between the two sectors aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two sides in the field of training and scientific research, as well as increasing the human resources capacities of the Ministry of Justice, organizing joint scientific research events, developing the capacities of researchers in the two sectors in the legal and scientific fields, and working to improve training and continuing education in the legal and scientific fields. the field of justice.
Minister Wehbe’s remarks come in response to a written question submitted by the Social Justice Group to the Advisory Council on Encouraging Employees to Pursue Education and Continuing Education, in which Wehbe stressed that the Ministry of Justice wishes to enrich and diversify its human capital in terms of skills, specializations and workforce, while continuing to work to develop and enhance this human capital through several basic and continuing training procedures and measures with the aim of optimally investing skills and raising the level of human resources to meet the requirements of modern judicial administration, due to its direct impact on increasing the efficiency of the operation of the courts.
Wehbe added in his response, “a copy of which is available on Heba Press,” that the ministry considers strengthening and developing the skills of its employees as a strategic priority in its sectoral programs, as it strives to enhance human capital in the justice sector. and ensure that it accompanies the revolution and disparate transformation that the sector is experiencing. A group has also been prepared. One of the training programs concerns the digital and legal field, in order to enable human resources in this sector to master modern management mechanisms, to ensure the quality of work in the justice sector.
Wehbe highlighted the role of his ministry in adopting computer logic in the management of the sector, working to publish an announcement on the website of the Ministry of Justice – Human Resources Directorate – on March 22, 2024, aimed at counting employees. who only hold a bachelor’s degree and who are not enrolled in one of the master’s colleges or university institutions. Those who wish to continue their university studies for the year 2024-2025 (master’s courses) in one of the colleges close to their place of work. specializations related to the work of the Registration Authority and the field of judicial administration, calling on all civil servants, male and female employees, and employees working in the central administration, decentralized services and the various jurisdictions of the Kingdom, to fill out the census form. Prepared individually for this purpose.
