Tunisia's Administrative Court recently organized a two-day workshop, on October 31 and November 1, 2026, to prepare its strategic plan for the 2026-2030 period. The event was supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Tunisia. The workshop was attended by judges of the Administrative Court, experts, and members of the UNDP team. The first workshop, which took place on October 24 and 25, 2026, was dedicated to the court's administrative staff.
The second workshop aimed to discuss the current state of judicial work, challenges, and future prospects. Participants shared their views and proposals to enrich the preparation of the new strategic plan for the Administrative Court. The President of the Administrative Court, Samira Quiza, inaugurated the workshop in the presence of Verena Linneweber, Resident Representative of the UNDP in Tunisia. The event provided a platform for constructive discussions and exchange of ideas among participants.
The strategic plan for the Administrative Court is being prepared through a participatory approach. This approach involves various stakeholders, including judges, administrative staff, and experts. The plan aims to improve the court's performance and enhance its role in promoting good governance and the rule of law in Tunisia. The UNDP is providing technical support to the court in this endeavor.
The workshop's discussions focused on the challenges facing the Administrative Court and potential solutions. Participants explored ways to improve the court's efficiency, transparency, and accountability. They also discussed the need for capacity building and modernization of the court's infrastructure. The strategic plan is expected to provide a roadmap for the court's development over the next four years.
The Administrative Court plays a crucial role in Tunisia's judicial system. It is responsible for hearing cases related to administrative disputes and ensuring that the government's actions are in line with the law. The court's strategic plan will aim to enhance its capacity to perform these functions effectively. The plan will also focus on promoting access to justice and protecting human rights.
The UNDP has been working closely with the Administrative Court to support its development. The organization has provided technical assistance and capacity-building programs for the court's staff. The UNDP's support aims to promote the rule of law, good governance, and human rights in Tunisia. The strategic plan for the Administrative Court is part of a broader effort to strengthen Tunisia's judicial system.
The second workshop for the Administrative Court's strategic plan was a significant step towards its preparation. The event provided a platform for stakeholders to share their views and ideas. The plan is expected to be finalized soon and will serve as a guide for the court's development over the next four years. The Administrative Court's strategic plan will contribute to promoting the rule of law and good governance in Tunisia.
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- The Administrative Court of Tunisia is preparing a strategic plan for the 2026-2030 period with the support of the UNDP.
