Judiciary
Every year, on Egyptian Judiciary Day, outstanding young judges are honored, and new opportunities for professional development and leadership roles are announced.
Ayad is succeeding incumbent Hamada El-Sawi, who has served in the post since September 2019. He was also a member of the technical office of the Cairo Court of Appeal.
A three-day workshop was held earlier in February for Spanish and Egyptian judges to exchange experience on combating human trafficking and migrant smuggling.
The president instructed the continuation of the renovation of courts, opening more registry offices, and introducing evening shifts at registry offices in order to reduce crowdedness.
Public Prosecutor Hamada al-Sawy inaugurated Wednesday the second annual meeting of the Egypt-chaired Association of Arab Public Prosecutors.
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi told heads of African state councils and supreme administrative courts in Egypt to establish a union of their judicial institutions that the step would spread legal awareness and push African action.
Minister of Justice Omar Marwan made the statements in a TV interview Tuesday.
Under the same decree, 50 female members of the State Lawsuits Authority and the Administrative Prosecution Authority have been named deputies of the Council of State.
The strategy consists of four sections that encompass multiple areas of concern.
Sawy is accompanied with a high-profile delegation and was first met by Egypt's Ambassador to France Alaa Yousef.
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi chaired Wednesday a meeting of the Supreme Council for Judiciary.
The decision came upon President Abdel Fattah El Sisi’s directives on International Women Day regarding the empowerment of women.
Common constitutional basis that reflect an African vision should be laid to counter the challenges facing the continent, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said in the online preparatory meeting of the heads of African constitutional courts on Saturday.
In a meeting with representatives of "distinguished young judges," President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi expressed the state's keenness to develop the the judicial system, especially in terms of digitalization as a strategic approach for the government.
More than 8,000 lawsuits were adjourned over this period, including a large number of pending cases, with several defendants on remand.
"Administrative works at the judicial institutions will not be suspended," the statement continued.
The convention is organized by the Supreme Constitutional Court under the auspices of President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.
The cases for judicial cooperation between the two countries will also include terrorist and criminal issues, Al-Asousi said in an interview with Kuwaiti Al-Anbaa'.
The Judicial Cooperation Agreement on Civil and Penal Articles was signed by Egypt and Libya in 1992.
The Judicial Cooperation Agreement on Civil and Penal Articles was signed by Egypt and Libya in 1992.
