The General Delegation for Prison Administration and Rehabilitation (DGAPR) spares no effort to implement a modern management model and a new image of prisons, said Thursday in Tiflet, Mohamed Salah Tamek, Delegate General for Prison Administration and Rehabilitation.
Speaking at a ceremony held on the 13th anniversary of the establishment of the DGAPR, Tamek said that these efforts consist in the opening of several structural projects with multiple dimensions that make the concept of humanism a reality not just a slogan.
These projects have been initiated through the reform of the administration at the central, regional and provincial levels to enable the Delegation to perform its duties in the best possible way, he said. This institution ensures the implementation of strategic plans with pre-established objectives and specific indicators.
This approach would achieve several achievements in improving the conditions of detention, housing, hygiene, food, health care, security and safety, Tamek said, highlighting the positive developments of the DGAPR in the field of rehabilitation, especially with regard to access to literacy, education and training for prisoners.
This reform orientation also includes aspects related to management and governance, noted the official, highlighting progress in the areas of strategic management, regional organization, digitization of the administration, communication, openness, cooperation and partnership.
Tamek also highlighted the importance of human capital by adopting a modern approach to provide sufficient and qualified human resources to achieve efficiency.
This ceremony, marked by the inauguration of new facilities at the National Center for Executive Training (CNFC), took place in the presence of several figures including the First President of the Court of Cassation, President Delegate of the Higher Council of the Judiciary, Mohamed Abdennabaoui and Minister of Justice Mohamed Ben Abdelkader.
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