The meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice begins in Baghdad

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Tomorrow.. the start of the meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice in Baghdad

The first  10/15/2023

 

 

 Baghdad: Jinan Al-Asadi 

 

Tomorrow, Monday, Baghdad will host, for the first time, the 39th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice with the participation of 21 countries.

 

Ministry of Justice spokesman Kamel Amin Hashem told “Al-Sabah”: The opening speech at the meeting will be given by the head of the previous 38th session, Moroccan Minister of Justice Abdel Latif Wehbe, and then the president of the conference, Minister of Justice Khaled Shawani, will take over the duties, and then there will be a speech by the delegation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

 

Who heads the Executive Office at its 72nd session, and whose meeting will be held today, Sunday, in the presence of eight countries, in addition to the participation of Iraq, as the agenda for the meeting and all the papers that will be presented will be approved. Amin explained that the meeting will witness the presentation of important topics, including the discussion of guiding Arab laws, in addition to We are moving towards joining Arab agreements, memorandums and protocols related to Arab law, judiciary and judicial work in general. Side meetings will also be held outside the work of the meeting with various political parties to support the country in various aspects, whether economic, investment or others.

 

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Baghdad hosts a meeting of Arab justice ministers

2023-10-15 05:48

 

Shafaq News/ The meeting of the Executive Office of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice began in the capital, Baghdad, on Sunday, in preparation for the ministers’ meeting in the 39th session.

 

The meeting voted on an agenda that included 6 items.

 

Iraqi Minister of Justice Khaled Shwani said during the meeting, “We welcome the Arab ministers of justice to their second country, Iraq, and we look forward to the meeting coming out with recommendations and decisions that enhance judicial cooperation and Arab relations within the scope and work of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice.”

 

He added, "We are holding this meeting while our region is passing through the sensitive Gaza Strip," expressing "condolences to the families of the victims of the disasters that occurred in Morocco and Libya."

 

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Arab Ministers of Justice from Baghdad: Iraq has regained its leading role in the region

2023-10-15 08:18

 

 

Shafaq News/ Arab ministers counted, on Sunday, Iraq’s hosting of the meetings of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice as a restoration of Iraq’s pioneering role in the Arab region.

 

The Prime Minister of the Moroccan Arab Council of Justice, Abdel Latif Wehbe, said during a press conference held after the end of the executive meeting, attended by a Shafaq News Agency correspondent, that Iraq’s hosting of this conference brought it back to the Arab ranks, and tomorrow the meeting will be successful, and we confirm that Iraq has the ability to manage the meetings, calling on everyone to work for the rights of the Arab League. Citizens in the Arab world.

 

For his part, Libyan Minister of Justice Halima Ibrahim said, during the conference, that Iraq is our second country, and hosting this session indicates authenticity and seriousness, and we stress from this platform the necessity of exchanging experiences and information in all legal fields and protecting human rights. We look forward to increasing activation, memorandums of understanding, and the exchange of prisoners between countries. Arabic and visiting their families.

 

In turn, Iraqi Minister of Justice Khaled Shawani said, during the conference, today we hosted the meeting of the Executive Office of Arab Ministers in preparation for holding the 39th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice, and I am very pleased and honored to welcome my fellow ministers of justice and happy with the high-level attendance, stressing that tomorrow other ministers will attend in addition to the attendance. Secretary-General of the Arab League, which indicates the importance of Baghdad to our Arab brothers and the importance of Iraq restoring its role in the Arab and regional environment and the international community.

 

Shawani added that the meeting will be aimed at further settling Arab relations, concluding bilateral agreements, and confronting the upcoming challenges regarding developments taking place at various levels.

 

Today, Sunday, October 15, 2023, the meeting of the Executive Office of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice began in the capital, Baghdad, in preparation for the ministers’ meeting in the 39th session, and the meeting voted on an agenda that includes 6 items.

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The meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice begins in Baghdad

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Al-Ghad Press/Baghdad

The meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice began in the capital, Baghdad, with the participation of 21 countries, and Iraq assumed the presidency of the Council of Ministers for its 39th session.

Ministry of Justice spokesman Kamel Amin Hashem said yesterday, Sunday, that “the meeting will witness the presentation of important topics, including the discussion of guiding Arab laws, as well as the move towards joining Arab agreements, memorandums and protocols related to Arab law, judiciary, and judicial work in general.”

Hashem added: “Side meetings will also be held outside the work of the meeting with various political parties to support the country in various aspects, whether economic, investment, etc.”

 

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Today.. Baghdad hosts the meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice

The first  10/16/2023

 

 

 Baghdad: Muhannad Abdel Wahab

is hosting the capital, Baghdad, today, Monday, for the first time, the meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice in its 39th session with the participation of 21 countries, and in the presence of the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit. Yesterday, Sunday, the Executive Council of Arab Ministers of Justice held its 72nd session of the 39th multi-session in Baghdad to discuss... Many issues of concern to Arab affairs.

Minister of Justice Khaled Shawani said, during the meeting of the preparatory committee for the Arab meeting yesterday, Sunday: “The work of this session is the crystallization of decisions that are in the interest of Arab work, for which I wish progress and prosperity in the justice sector and the exchange of experiences in the legal and judicial fields.”

He added, "Our meeting was held in circumstances that were extremely sensitive to what our people are suffering in Gaza and the natural disasters that Libya and Morocco are witnessing," expressing his hope "to come up with important recommendations during the meeting."

Shwani added in a speech at a press conference that followed the meeting that “Monday will witness the presence of Arab ministers in addition to the Secretary-General of the Arab League, and this indicates the importance of Baghdad for the Arab brothers and the importance of Iraq restoring its role in the Arab and regional environment and the international community.”

He pointed out that "the meeting discusses further consolidating Arab relations, concluding bilateral agreements, facing future challenges, and discussing developments at various levels."

During the Executive Office meeting yesterday, Sunday, a draft agenda was prepared for the thirty-ninth session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice, which will be held today, Monday, and the items were presented to the meeting ministers to make comments and approve them.

The meeting included Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Libya, as well as Iraq, the host country.

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Revealing the agenda of the meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice in Baghdad

• Time: 10/15/2023 22:49:25
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{Local: Al-Furat News} Minister of Justice Khaled Shawani revealed the agenda of the meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice in Baghdad.

 

Shawani said in a televised interview, “The meeting of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice is taking place for the first time in Baghdad. Since we took over the mission, we have requested that the Council meeting be held in Baghdad, and the Prime Minister has been supportive in this regard.”
He added, "There is a supportive and positive Arab position for holding the conference in Baghdad," stressing that "the Arab position in support of Iraq is evidence of Iraq's return to its leadership role in the region."
He pointed out that "security stability helped hold this meeting," explaining that "the meeting will discuss many important topics, including the Palestinian issue."
He continued, "Today, Baghdad is the focus of everyone's attention, especially with the stability of the security situation," stressing that "the Palestinian issue will occupy a large space in Iraq's speech at tomorrow's meeting."
He stated that "the meeting will discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip, where there is a war of extermination against civilians in the Gaza Strip," noting that "we will focus on the legal and judicial aspects of the Palestinian issue."
He pointed out that "the Palestinian Minister of Justice is participating in the meeting of justice ministers in Baghdad," stressing that "the displacement process taking place in the Gaza Strip violates all laws and rules of war in the world."
He continued, "The agreements against national and racial discrimination will be approved, and the issue of combating drugs, recovering funds, and combating organized crime will be included on the agenda of the meeting," noting, "Working on the existence of an Arab agreement to protect economic rights."
He pointed out, "We discussed finding mechanisms to recover the stolen funds and the wanted persons at the meeting of the Arab Ministers of Justice, and we are working to make Iraq an economic meeting point for the countries of the region," noting the demand for "Iraq's word in the meeting to combat corruption and recover the funds and the wanted persons."
He pointed out that "there are 23 cases that will be filed before international courts against people wanted for corruption," stressing "the government's approach to recovering smuggled funds from abroad."