PM discusses implementation level of urgent priorities plan with Justice & Human Rights Minister
Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi discussed with the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Judge Mujahid Ahmed, the ministry's performance during the current period and the progress in implementing the urgent priorities plan.
The meeting addressed the needs of newly established courts for government facilities to carry out judicial reforms in line with the general program of the Change and Building Government.
The Prime Minister emphasized the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights in advancing judicial reforms, improving court performance, expediting the review and adjudication of pending cases.
He expressed appreciation for the ministry's leadership in enhancing work and achievements in this vital sector, affirming the government's support for judicial reforms to realize the leadership's vision in this field, which directly impacts society's stability and livelihood.
Judge Mujahid Ahmed provided a brief presentation on the key tasks , steps taken by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights in recent months as part of its annual plan for the current year.
He highlighted ongoing efforts to meet the infrastructural needs of courts to ensure institutional stability and the progress of judicial reforms.
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