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Strengthening Judicial Bonds: Morocco and France Forge New Cooperation Plan

Friday 31 May 2024 - 15:40
Strengthening Judicial Bonds: Morocco and France Forge New Cooperation Plan

In a significant stride toward fortifying their judicial collaboration, Morocco's Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, and France's Minister of Justice, Éric Dupond-Moretti, formally unveiled a new technical cooperation action plan in Rabat on May 31st.

This initiative aims to deepen the collaborative ties between the two nations in the judicial and technical realms, with a strong emphasis on exchanging expertise and best practices in legislative and legal reform.

According to the official communiqué released regarding this new agreement, the action plan, signed on Friday, focuses on four central pillars:

  • Modernization and digitalization of judicial administration: This axis entails enhancing governance by integrating new technologies to streamline judicial administration and enhance accessibility.
  • Development of human resource capacities: The two countries commit to enhancing the competencies of legal professionals through training programs and knowledge-sharing initiatives.
  • Exchange of legislative information: A mechanism will be established to facilitate the sharing of legislative and regulatory developments related to the justice sector.
  • Technical support for justice reform projects: France will provide technical assistance to Morocco's judicial reform initiatives, drawing upon its own experiences and successes.

The meeting preceding the signing of the action plan allowed for a comprehensive review of the existing cooperation between the Ministries of Justice of both countries. It was agreed to broaden this cooperation to better address international, national, and regional developments in the realm of justice.

As the global legal landscape continues to evolve, this reinforced partnership between Morocco and France underscores their shared commitment to upholding the principles of justice and ensuring the effective administration of the law. By fostering an environment of continuous learning, knowledge exchange, and capacity-building, this collaboration lays the groundwork for a more resilient and efficient judicial system capable of meeting the challenges of the modern era.

The spirit of cooperation embodied in this action plan extends beyond mere formalities, representing a tangible investment in the future of justice for both nations. As they navigate the complexities of legal reform, technological advancements, and ever-changing societal dynamics, Morocco and France stand united in their pursuit of a fair, efficient, and accessible judicial system that serves the best interests of their citizens.


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