Algerian Justice Minister Lotfi Bوجمعة has stated that the government will take a firm and strict stance to effectively combat various forms of serious crime. This move is in line with the directives of the President of the Republic, who has given great importance to the judiciary and the justice sector. Several workshops have been launched to focus on topics directly related to the quality of judicial performance and the services provided to citizens.

During the annual evaluation meeting with heads of judicial councils and prosecutors, Minister Bوجمعة called for continued efforts to tackle serious crimes, particularly those related to drugs, child abuse, forest fires, corruption, and organized crime. He emphasized the need for special attention to be given to these crimes in terms of judicial handling and care, and for them to be dealt with firmly and strictly.

The Minister highlighted the role of specialized commercial courts in promoting trust in economic transactions and providing suitable judicial evidence for investment growth and economic initiative revival. He emphasized the importance of activating restorative justice, improving dispute resolution mechanisms, and ensuring efficient and speedy settlement of disputes to guarantee judicial security and enhance the country's investment attractiveness.

Minister Bوجمعة stressed that the responsibility of heads of judicial bodies is ongoing and requires redoubled efforts to restore citizens' trust in the judicial institution and consolidate judicial security. This can be achieved by improving the quality of judicial performance, enhancing the type of judgments and decisions, and ensuring their implementation.

The annual evaluation meeting, which is a regular event organized by the Ministry of Justice, aims to assess the progress made during the past year, particularly in terms of judicial work, and to review the implementation of justice sector reforms. The meeting also aims to chart a clear roadmap and define specific goals for the upcoming judicial year.

Minister Bوجمعة renewed his congratulations to the heads of judicial councils, prosecutors, and other officials who have been appointed to their positions by the President of the Republic. He expressed his appreciation for their trust and confidence in their abilities to carry out their responsibilities.

The Minister's statements reflect the government's commitment to enhancing the justice sector and tackling serious crimes. The government's efforts aim to promote trust in the judicial institution, consolidate judicial security, and improve the quality of life for Algerian citizens.

Key points

  • The Algerian government has pledged to take a firm stance against serious crimes, including drug trafficking, child abuse, and forest fires.

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