Morocco judicial officials undergo training on legal reforms and modern administration

Judicial officials in Morocco are participating in specialized training sessions focused on legislative updates and modern administrative management. In Marrakech, public prosecution judges attended a session regarding Law No. 66.23, which regulates the legal profession. The training, led by officials including Prosecutor General Khalid Kerdoudi, aimed to ensure the proper application of new laws and enhance coordination within the justice system.

In Rabat, the Higher Institute of the Judiciary launched a program for new judicial officials centered on modern judicial administration. This training covers results-based management, strategic court planning, financial management, and the optimization of judicial time. The initiative, supported by the Supreme Council of the Judicial Power, seeks to equip judges with leadership skills and institutional knowledge to improve judicial efficiency and professional performance.