Minister of Justice, Mohamed Ben Abdelkader said that his department sees providing paperless judicial services as a main priority.
Speaking at the MENA-OECD Forum, held recently through video-conference under the theme “Digital governance for more open public services”, Ben Abdelkader noted that going paperless is likely to address the challenges of sustainability and regularity in the face of the pandemic crisis while providing citizens with legal security and easy access to justice and fundamental rights.
Quoted in a statement by the Ministry of Justice, the official stressed the strategic and operational relevance of the master plan for the digital transformation of the Moroccan judicial system.
This plan, he said, is broken down into six programs and 22 projects whose strategic objectives are to simplify and make justice accessible, offer a judicial service that enshrines the fundamental rights of the defendants, and create an intelligent court taking advantage of new technologies to improve the quality of its services.
The MENA-OECD Forum, which was attended by Ministers of Justice from the Middle East and North Africa region, was also an opportunity for the Moroccan official to address the approach developed by his department so as to capitalize on digital governance to provide citizen-oriented paperless public justice services, the statement concluded.
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