Algerian Justice Minister, Keeper of the Seals, Lotti Boudjemaa, inaugurated the new headquarters of the Qadail court in Oran on Tuesday. During his visit to various court departments, the minister highlighted the effective role of the judiciary in the legal system, applying the law with all rigor. He emphasized the need to improve services provided to citizens and protect individuals and property.
The new court headquarters, covering a built-up area of 9,983 square meters, features three courtrooms, a lawyers' lounge, a ceremonial hall, 75 offices, and an archive room. The project cost over one billion Algerian dinars. The minister also plans to inaugurate the new headquarters of the Bir El Djir court and the Oran Administrative Court of Appeal during his visit.
Boudjemaa stressed that the legal tools are in place, and the law must be applied with all rigor. He aims to enhance the efficiency of the judicial system and provide better services to citizens. The minister's visit includes inspecting the construction of a correctional facility and a lawyers' house.
At the Oran Court of Justice, the minister will review a presentation on the progress of judicial activity within the council and affiliated courts. He will also meet with judges, employees, and judicial auxiliaries. These meetings aim to discuss the current state of the judicial system and potential areas for improvement.
The new court facility is expected to improve the administration of justice in Oran. The minister's visit demonstrates the government's commitment to enhancing the judicial infrastructure and providing better services to citizens. The project aligns with the country's efforts to strengthen its legal system.
During his visit, Boudjemaa will also examine the progress of construction work on the correctional facility and the lawyers' house. These projects are part of a broader effort to modernize the country's judicial and correctional infrastructure. The minister's inspection aims to ensure that these facilities meet the required standards.
The inauguration of the new Qadail court headquarters and the upcoming visits to other judicial facilities reflect the government's focus on improving the judicial system in Algeria. The projects aim to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the judiciary, ensuring better services for citizens and promoting the rule of law.
Key points
- The new court facility in Oran features three courtrooms, 75 offices, and an archive room, covering a built-up area of 9,983 square meters.
- The project cost over one billion Algerian dinars.
- The minister emphasized the need to improve services provided to citizens and protect individuals and property.
