The 6th congress of the Conference of African Constitutional Jurisdictions (CJCA), which was to be held last April in Rabat, has been postponed to September 2022.
The postponement of this congress was decided during the 13th session of the Executive Board of CJCA, which was held by videoconference on Thursday, July 8, said a statement from the Constitutional Court.
During this meeting, the President of the Constitutional Court and 1st Vice-President of the CJCA Ihraï Saïd explained the reasons why the 6th Congress of the CJCA has been postponed, on several occasions, added the same source.
During the 5th Congress held in Luanda in June 2019, the Conference had favorably and unanimously welcomed Morocco’s proposal to organize, in 2021, the next Congress in the Kingdom, the statement said. However, the global Covid-19 pandemic has forced the Executive Office, at the request of the Constitutional Court of Morocco, to postpone the date.
With a view to the improvement of the international health situation, the date of the 6th Congress, which will take place in Rabat, has finally been set for September 12-14, 2022, the same source said, noting that following this Congress, Morocco will assume the Presidency of the Conference for two years.
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