Egyptian Governor of Menoufia, Amr El-Gharib, welcomed Minister of Justice, Mahmoud Helmy El-Sharif, and his accompanying delegation at his office in the governorate's headquarters. The visit aimed to discuss the development of the judicial system in Shibīn al-Kaum, including the opening of a new real estate and notary office. The meeting was attended by Mohamed Mousa, Deputy Governor of Menoufia. This visit is part of the state's efforts to improve the judicial infrastructure and enhance services provided to citizens.
During the meeting, Governor El-Gharib expressed his appreciation for the visit, highlighting the Ministry of Justice's commitment to continuing the development of the judicial system in Menoufia. He emphasized the importance of coordinating efforts between the governorate and the ministry to support judicial institutions and provide a suitable environment for improving services provided to citizens. The governor expressed his hope for continued cooperation between the two parties to keep pace with the state's efforts to modernize government services.
Minister El-Sharif praised the governor's efforts in supporting judicial institutions in Menoufia, expressing his gratitude for the warm welcome. He stated that the development of the judicial system is part of the state's comprehensive plan to improve services and infrastructure, in line with the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The minister highlighted the importance of this development in enhancing the efficiency of judicial institutions and providing better services to citizens.
The meeting also witnessed the exchange of commemorative shields between the governor and the minister, symbolizing the fruitful cooperation between the governorate and the ministry. This cooperation aims to support the development of the judicial system and improve the services provided to citizens in Menoufia. The governor and the minister discussed ways to enhance this cooperation to achieve the desired goals.
The visit included the opening of a new real estate and notary office in Shibīn al-Kaum, which is expected to improve the services provided to citizens in the region. The minister also laid the foundation stone for a new branch of the Judges' Club in the city. These new facilities are part of the state's efforts to modernize the judicial infrastructure and provide better services to citizens.
The development of the judicial system in Menoufia is part of a broader plan to improve the efficiency of judicial institutions across Egypt. The Ministry of Justice has been working to upgrade the infrastructure of courts and other judicial institutions, aiming to provide faster and more efficient services to citizens. This plan is in line with the state's efforts to enhance the rule of law and improve the business environment.
The meeting between the governor and the minister reflects the state's commitment to improving the judicial system and providing better services to citizens. The cooperation between the governorate and the ministry is expected to continue, with a focus on achieving tangible results in the development of the judicial system in Menoufia. The visit concluded with a reaffirmation of the importance of cooperation between the two parties to achieve the desired goals.
Key points
- The Egyptian government is working to develop the judicial infrastructure in Menoufia Governorate.
- The Minister of Justice visited Menoufia Governorate to discuss judicial development and infrastructure upgrades.
- The visit included the opening of a new real estate and notary office and the laying of the foundation stone for a new Judges' Club branch.
