The Minister of Justice Discusses with His Egyptian Counterpart Strengthening Judicial and Legal Cooperation
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The Minister of Justice, Dr. Bassam Talhouni, discussed with his Egyptian counterpart, Advisor Mahmoud Helmy Al-Sharif, ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries in legal and judicial fields, and to exchange expertise and experiences in developing the justice system.
The meeting, which took place on the sidelines of Talhouni's participation in the work of the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice held in Abu Dhabi, addressed areas of updating legislation and judicial procedures, digital transformation in justice services, and leveraging modern technologies to improve the efficiency of the justice system and facilitate access to it.
According to a statement by the Ministry today, the two sides discussed enhancing coordination in facing emerging and cross-border crimes, and exchanging best practices in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice, in addition to continuing coordination in international forums and conferences related to the subject.
Talhouni and Al-Sharif emphasized their keenness to continue developing cooperation between the ministries of justice of the two countries, which enhances the rule of law and supports common interests, and praised the depth of the brotherly relations between Jordan and Egypt.
Talhouni is participating in the work of the conference, which is hosted by Abu Dhabi from September 26 to October 1, with the participation of ministers, officials, judges, and experts from various countries around the world, to discuss current and emerging challenges in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice, and to enhance the rule of law and international cooperation.
