Maldives and Saudi Arabia Sign Judicial Cooperation Agreement

The Supreme Court of the Maldives signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Ministry of Justice of Saudi Arabia on the sidelines of the International Judicial Conference in Riyadh. Chief Justice Uz Abdul Ghanee Mohamed signed for the Maldives, and Saudi Minister of Justice Dr Walid Al-Samani for the Kingdom. This is the first cooperation agreement of its kind with an Arab Islamic nation at this level. The five-year framework aims to expand legal, administrative, and professional cooperation, including improving court procedures, institutional capacity, and skills of judges. It also enables exchange of expertise, joint conferences, seminars, and training programmes.

The Supreme Court of the Maldives signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Ministry of Justice of Saudi Arabia on the sidelines of the International Judicial Conference in Riyadh. Chief Justice Uz Abdul Ghanee Mohamed signed for the Maldives, and Saudi Minister of Justice Dr Walid Al-Samani for the Kingdom. This is the first cooperation agreement of its kind with an Arab Islamic nation at this level. The five-year framework aims to expand legal, administrative, and professional cooperation, including improving court procedures, institutional capacity, and skills of judges. It also enables exchange of expertise, joint conferences, seminars, and training programmes.

The Supreme Court of the Maldives signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Ministry of Justice of Saudi Arabia on the sidelines of the International Judicial Conference in Riyadh. Chief Justice Uz Abdul Ghanee Mohamed signed for the Maldives, and Saudi Minister of Justice Dr Walid Al-Samani for the Kingdom. This is the first cooperation agreement of its kind with an Arab Islamic nation at this level. The five-year framework aims to expand legal, administrative, and professional cooperation, including improving court procedures, institutional capacity, and skills of judges. It also enables exchange of expertise, joint conferences, seminars, and training programmes.

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