Egyptian Justice Minister Mahmoud Helmy El-Sherif conducted a surprise inspection tour of the South Giza and South Cairo primary courts. The visit, which was accompanied by several of his assistants, aimed to assess the courts' operations and the quality of services provided to citizens. During the tour, El-Sherif inspected various sectors of the courts, including front offices, digital services, courtrooms, and notary public and land registry offices.
The minister interacted with citizens and lawyers, listening to their observations and demands. He emphasized the importance of treating visitors well and providing them with the necessary cooperation and services in a dignified and efficient manner. El-Sherif also met with the presidents of the two courts to review performance indicators, case disposal rates, and technical and administrative preparations.
El-Sherif held separate meetings with the presidents of the South Giza and South Cairo courts to discuss performance indicators, case resolution rates, and technical and administrative preparations. He stressed the need for administrative discipline and efficient management of available human and material resources. The minister also attended an open meeting with judges at the South Cairo court.
During the meeting with judges, El-Sherif congratulated them on the start of the new judicial year, which coincides with the anniversary of Egypt's October victories. He expressed his appreciation for their efforts and dedication to justice, assuring them that the ministry is committed to facilitating their work and developing the judicial environment.
The minister engaged in an open and interactive dialogue with the judges, listening to their views, proposals, and needs to improve work mechanisms and overcome practical obstacles. He assured them that their suggestions are valued and will be considered and studied to implement them in support of the judiciary's stability and its noble mission.
El-Sherif's visit aimed to ensure the smooth operation of the courts and the provision of quality services to citizens. The minister's interactions with citizens, lawyers, and judges reflect the government's commitment to improving the judicial system and promoting justice.
The surprise visit is part of the ministry's efforts to monitor and evaluate the performance of courts across the country. The minister's tour is expected to contribute to the development of the judicial sector and enhance the provision of services to citizens.
Key points
- The visit aimed to assess court operations and services provided to citizens.
- El-Sherif interacted with citizens, lawyers, and judges to gather feedback and observations.
- The minister emphasized the importance of administrative discipline and efficient management of resources.
