Делегация ADJD встречается с министром юстиции Франции и знакомится с судебной системой Франции

ADJD delegation meets with the French Minister of Justice and gets introduced to the French judicial system Abu Dhabi, April 10, 2018 A delegation from Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) visited the headquarters of the French Ministry of Justice where it met HE Nicole Belloubet, the French Justice Minister, as part of its current visit to the French Republic, in order to get introduced to the best international practices in the judicial and legal services sector and to enhance local expertise by learning about the French judicial experience being one of the oldest legal institutions in the world. HE Youssef Saeed Al Abri, ADJD Undersecretary indicated that the visit comes based on the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs, and ADJD Chairman to enhance cooperation with international partners and learn about the best international practices to attain judicial excellence standards. He also pointed out that ADJD concluded many agreements and MOU's with the French judicial institutions, the most important of which is the training and governance agreement of ADJD Academy. This last received a number of French judicial trainees and sent a number of local trainees from ADJD for training at the French Judicial School for the Judiciary (ENM). ADJD delegation composed of HE Ali Mohamed Al Baloushi, Attorney General of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Counselor Ali Al Shaer, Director of the Judicial Inspection Division, Dr. Salah Khamis Al Junaibi, Director of Corporate Communication and International Cooperation Sector, as well as Noura Al Dhahiri and Karima Gassem from the Undersecretary Technical Office, briefed the French Minister of Justice on the development acheived in the judiciary sector in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and on the steps taken towards electronic litigation in addition to smart judicial and legal services. The meeting also discussed aspects of cooperation in the field of private notary, where ADJD was introduced to the French experience in this field and means to establish the best practices in order to provide the best services of private notary. This in addition to the fields of rehabilitation and training that need to be provided to offer quality services commensurate with the requirements of the rapid economic development in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. For her part, the French Minister of Justice expressed her thanks to ADJD for its interest in the cooperation with French judicial institutions and confirmed that the sending of French trainees to ADJD Academy is an indication of the excellence and development of the judiciary in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, as it has become a leading experience and a knowledge supplement to which judicial trainees aspire.