Mauritanian lawyers benefit from training session in Dakhla

Thirty Mauritanian lawyers have benefited from a training session on summary procedure before administrative, commercial and civil courts, organized on Thursday in Dakhla, as part of the Mauritanian delegation’s Morocco tour scheduled from May 19 to 27.

The program of the visit of the delegation of Mauritanian lawyers include training sessions on “the means of law in criminal proceedings” in Laayoune, “appeals for annulment and the role of administrative justice in the consolidation of the rule of law” in Guelmim, “the law on the profession of lawyer” at the administrative headquarters of the Order in Agadir, “conflicts of partners in commercial companies” and “the implementation of international conventions through pleadings” in Agadir, and “the doctrine of the legal profession” in Marrakech.

Speaking on this occasion, Oued Eddahab Court of First Instance President Redouane Farih stressed that this visit aims to “link the past to the present,” to provide a better future for the Maghreb region, to consolidate the African depth of the Kingdom and to materialize the legal sovereignty and human rights in the Moroccan Sahara.

Farih also welcomed the efforts made by the Bar Association of the Courts of Appeal of Agadir, Guelmim and Laayoune, to activate the principles of parallel diplomacy in the service of the national cause, stressing that the Association has become for years a major player in the service of major national causes.

For his part, the Secretary General of the National Bar Association in Mauritania, Mohamed Mahmoud Didah, told MAP that this visit, which is part of the implementation of the cooperation agreement between the two orders, aims to organize training sessions for trainee lawyers in Mauritania.

On this occasion, Didah expressed his admiration for the development of judicial infrastructure in Morocco, praising in this regard the human resources who demonstrate proven capabilities in the justice sector.