The Comorian Chamber of Notaries has signed a partnership with the Réunion Chamber of Notaries to provide immersion training for seven Comorian notaries. The agreement was signed on September 2 in Moroni, and it marks the second such partnership between the two chambers. The training will take place in Réunion and Mayotte and will last for two weeks. The seven notaries, comprising five men and two women, will benefit from practical experience and knowledge sharing with their counterparts in Réunion and Mayotte.
The ceremony was attended by several high-ranking officials, including the Minister of Health, who represented the Minister of Justice, the French Ambassador to Moroni, and former presidents of the Comorian Chamber of Notaries. The Minister of Health emphasized the importance of notaries in ensuring equity and transparency in dispute resolution. He also highlighted the role of notaries in providing legal security and preventing disputes.
The Minister of Health, in his speech, noted that notaries play a crucial role in ensuring the security of contracts and preventing disputes. He encouraged the notaries to work towards establishing equity and transparency in their work. The minister also assured the notaries that the government will support them in developing their professional competencies.
Haroun Patel, a notary from Réunion, emphasized the importance of the partnership in facilitating the exchange of experiences and evaluating the knowledge of the notaries. He expressed his willingness to cooperate with the Comorian Chamber of Notaries and provide support to the trainees. Patel also highlighted the need for continuous training and development for notaries to keep up with the growing demands of the profession.
Djaé Soidiki Ahmed, the President of the Comorian Chamber of Notaries, highlighted the importance of continuous training and development for notaries. He emphasized that the training will enable the notaries to improve their skills and knowledge, which will, in turn, enhance the security of acts, prevent disputes, and protect citizens' rights. Ahmed also expressed his commitment to ensuring that each notary strengthens their professional capacity to meet the needs of the moment.
The seven notaries who will undergo the training are mostly graduates of the University of Comoros. They expressed their desire to improve their skills and knowledge to meet the needs of the country and ensure transparency. El Kabir Abdallah Ibrahim, a notary from Mwali, emphasized the importance of working with experienced notaries and handling different types of cases.
The partnership between the Comorian Chamber of Notaries and the Réunion Chamber of Notaries is expected to strengthen the cooperation and professional development of notaries in Comoros. The training will provide the notaries with practical experience and knowledge sharing opportunities, which will enhance their skills and competencies. The partnership is also expected to promote the development of the notarial profession in Comoros.
Key points
- Seven Comorian notaries to undergo two-week training in Réunion and Mayotte.
- The training aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of Comorian notaries.
- The partnership between the Comorian and Réunion Chambers of Notaries aims to promote professional development and cooperation.
