HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyawi
The Primary Court in Sidi Slimane hosted, on Monday, the inauguration ceremony of two deputies and three new female judges, in an official ceremony attended by a number of judicial and administrative officials, led by the First President of the Court of Appeal in Kenitra and the Attorney General there, Abdelkrim Chaafai, along with the Regional Director of the Ministry of Justice and the head of the Bar Association in Kenitra.
This event was an opportunity to emphasize the importance of supporting human resources in the courts, in line with the increasing number of cases presented and to enhance the quality of judicial services provided to litigants. During speeches on the occasion, the speakers stressed the need to adhere to the values of independence, integrity, and neutrality, as they are fundamental pillars in the performance of the judicial mission.
This involves the inauguration of the judges Yassine Mannan and Badr Zaitouni as deputies to the President of the Court, along with the judges Maryam Bahja, Nourahan Ammi Idriss, and Laila Al-Harshi, who took the legal oath in front of the audience, expressing their commitment to performing their duties in accordance with the professional and ethical controls framing judicial work.
This inauguration comes in the context of efforts to enhance judicial efficiency and bring justice closer to citizens, by supporting the courts with the necessary frameworks and improving working conditions, which contributes to speeding up the adjudication of cases and consolidating confidence in the judicial institution.
