Kuwait Reaffirms Commitment to Strengthening Judicial Independence and Upholding the Rule of Law
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The Kuwaiti Ambassador to Algeria affirmed the continued efforts of his country to enhance the rule of law and judicial independence while presiding over the Kuwaiti delegation at the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice.
Translated by Qiyas from القبس — Original source
Kuwait reaffirmed today, Wednesday, its continued vigorous efforts to strengthen the independence of the judiciary, consolidate the rule of law, and entrench the principles of justice. This was stated in a speech delivered by Kuwait’s Ambassador to Algeria, Nawaf Bushibah, upon heading the country’s delegation participating in the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice, hosted by the Algerian capital.
Ambassador Bushibah said that “Kuwait attaches great importance to developing national human capacities and updating the legislative framework, as well as enhancing the system of rights and freedoms, thereby contributing to improving the performance of judicial institutions and elevating the effectiveness of the judiciary.”
He added that “Kuwait continues its efforts aimed at accelerating the pace of digital transformation in the judicial sector by leveraging modern technologies and developing electronic services, which enhance judicial efficiency, facilitate litigation procedures, and improve the quality of services provided to litigants.”
He reiterated Kuwait’s commitment to continuing support for joint Arab action in the legal and judicial fields, and to strengthening cooperation and integration among Arab states, in order to activate relevant Arab conventions and support the unification of efforts aimed at developing legal and judicial systems and consolidating the foundations of justice and the rule of law.
