This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Abdul Latif Baraka
In a precedent of its kind, the International Women’s Association chose the Moroccan judge, Professor Memmina Sukrati, president of the Syndicat des Judges Moroccan, to lead the association worldwide, during the work of the seventeenth international conference which was organized by the City of Cap Town, South Africa, at the time of April 9 to 12, 2025.
Skrati, judge of the Casablanca Administrative Court, is the first judicial figure in the Arab world to obtain this high position, in a decision described as an “articulated station” which reflects the growing presence of Moroccan women in international judicial management centers.
In a stattement after her election, surrat confirmed that commission is not only a tribute to its person, but rather an appraisi of the moroccan experience in the field of the judiciary, especially with the consolidation of the values of gender equality, the enhance of the independence of the judiciary, and the perpetuation of the gender approach In Judicial Policies, and highlighted that morocco has been internationally Role Model in supporting the representation of women in the judicial system.
The conference also experienced the renewal of confidence in the Moroccan judge Salima Al -rouhi, the judge of the Casablanca Commercial Court, where she was again elected regional director of the region of Europe and the Middle East within the International Association.
It should be noted that the conference took place under the slogan: “Flexibility: women in management sites in order to eliminate violence based on sex and female murders” and around 900 personalities judges of judges, judges, legal advisers and decision -makers representing various countries participated.
The discussions have dealt with central questions such as diversity and equality, the trafficking in human beings, the psychological challenges faced by judges and the means of improving a safe work environment for judges.
This achievement not only reflects the great efficiency of Moroccan judges, but also confirms the advanced position of Morocco by pushing towards complete and equitable justice, depending on the empowerment of women and the widening of their active participation in judicial decision -making at the world level.
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