This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Hibapress-Rabat-MJ
The Ministry of Justice organized a communication meeting with officials of the African notarial bodies to present the African regional office of the conference of the Hague in private international law, of which the kingdom of Morocco is the host.
This meeting was organized by the Ministry of Justice to raise awareness of the importance of the conference of The Hague and the conventions which result from it, in general, and to present the regional office and its activities on the African continent, in particular.
Rachid Wadifi, director of civil affairs and legal and judicial professions, made a detailed presentation of the most important conventions of The Hague and certain related scientific aspects, in addition to presenting the status of African countries at the conference and the objectives of the implication of the Kingdom of Morocco in this initiative aimed at the creation of a regional office for the African continent.
During his presentation, Mr. Rachid Wadifi exposed the most important roles and tasks assigned to the regional office, in particular the support and support of African countries in the practical implementation of the above -mentioned conventions and the encouragement to actively participate in the Hague Conference and its activities. He also informed participants of the most important activities and initiatives that the office intends to undertake in order to achieve the aforementioned objectives.
The presentation also addressed the practical importance of the conventions of The Hague for the notarial profession in terms of cross -border legal procedures, and the extent to which they contribute to the elimination of procedural difficulties and procedure for the notary when it comes to a civil, commercial or family situation of a civil, commercial or family nature.
The meeting gave rise to an important interaction on the part of the participants, who welcomed the initiative to establish the African regional office in the territory of the Kingdom of Morocco, and expressed their interest in the activities of this office, which will allow practitioners and all those who are interested or concerned by the field of private international law to effectively engage in this international dynamic aimed at unifying the rules of private law and cross -border in civil and commercial matters.
