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This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
The Moroccan judge and the head of the Moroccan Union of Judges, Mimini Sakari, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday in South Africa (1470 km for Pretoria), was elected president of the International Association of Women of Judge, during the 17th session of the International Conference of the Association.
This election is the culmination of the distinguished path of Ms. Sukrati, and she is a judge of the Casablanca Administrative Court, thus becoming the first Arab judge to occupy this post.
In a statement to the Arab news agency in Maghreb, Ms. Skrati said that her election at the head of this international organization is a great assessment for her occupied professional path and her initiatives aimed at consolidating the values of equality, to improve the independence of the judiciary, and to highlight the Moroccan judicial model, with the accumulated experience and its development.
She considered that this coronation is a new international recognition of the effectiveness of the Moroccan model to support the presence of women in the judicial system, integrate the gender approach into the judicial system and strengthen the representation of women in decision -making sites at national and international levels.
During this conference, the participants also renewed confidence in the Moroccan judge, Salima Al -rouhi, the judge of the Casablanca commercial court and the secretary general of the Union of the Moroccan judge, as regional director of the European region and the Middle East of the association.
The seventeenth conference of the International Association of Women of Judge (April 9-12) took place in Cap -Town, under the slogan: “Flexibility: women in leadership sites in order to eliminate violence based on sexes and female murders”. This event raised around 900 judges, judge, legal advisor and decision -makers around the world.
For four days, this meeting dealt with several axes, notably “flexible leadership: diversity, equality and integration”, “trafficking in human and marginalized societies” and “security in the working environment for judges and its relationship with mental health”.
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